Deze serie duikt in de complexe en vaak gespannen relatie tussen recht en geneeskunde. Het onderzoekt hoe deze twee gebieden elkaar kruisen, en belicht hoe rechtbanken en wetgeving omgaan met ethische dilemma's en de vooruitgang van de moderne geneeskunde. De boeken richten zich op kwesties van publiek belang en praktische betekenis, met als doel de ontwikkeling van het medisch recht en beleidsdebatten te beïnvloeden.
This revised and updated second edition takes into account technical and regulatory developments in biotechnology. It offers the reader a clear argument about why we worry about the body becoming a mere commodity and what we can do to prevent it, whilst bringing together bioethics and feminist theory.
The book presents a comprehensive proposal aimed at addressing the conflicts between medical professionals and societal concerns surrounding the use of tissue for transplants and research. It emphasizes the importance of safeguarding donors' rights and interests while fostering a collaborative approach to enhance the ethical framework of tissue donation. Through a careful examination of existing practices, the work seeks to create a balanced solution that respects both the needs of the medical community and the ethical considerations of society.
Focusing on the growing trend of human body commodification, the book explores the influence of powerful interests in this phenomenon. It provides insights into understanding the implications of this commodification and offers guidance on how to regulate it effectively. Through analysis and discussion, it aims to illuminate the ethical and societal concerns surrounding the commercialization of human bodies.
"This book will interest academic researchers and professionals involved with genetics and insurance."--Jacket
The book delves into the legal complexities surrounding posthumous interests within three specific medico-legal contexts. It examines how these interests are treated under the law, exploring implications for areas such as inheritance, medical decision-making, and the rights of deceased individuals. Through a detailed analysis, it aims to clarify the legal frameworks that govern these issues, providing insights into the intersection of law, ethics, and medicine.