A New Edition of Medical Law Review is Now Available

November 16, 2015

Medical Law Review (vol. 23, no. 4, 2015) is available online by subscription only.

Articles include:

  • “Who’s In Charge? The Relationship between Medical Law, Medical Ethics, and Medical Morality?” by Charles Foster and José Miola
  • “In Search of a Father: Legal Challenges Surrounding Posthumous Paternity Testing” by Ruth H. Stirton and Mark J. Wilkinson
  • “An Assessment of the Court’s Role in the Withdrawal of Clinically Assisted Nutrition and Hydration from Patients in the Permanent Vegetative State” by Simon Halliday, Adam Formby, and Richard Cookson
  • “Ethics, Embryos, and Evidence: A Look Back at Warnock” by Natasha Hammond-Browning
  • “Access of Single Women to Fertility Treatment: A Case of Incidental Discrimination?” by Atina Krajewska

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