A New Edition of Medical Law International Is Now Available

September 17, 2019

Medical Law International (vol. 18, no. 2-3, 2018) is available online by subscription only.

Articles include:

  • “The Immediate Futures of Health Law after Brexit: Law, ‘A-Legality’ and Uncertainty” by Tamara Hervey and Elizabeth M Speakman
  • “How Do We Make Sense of Chaos? Navigating Health Research Regulation through the Liminality of the Brexit Process” by Graeme Laurie
  • “Bioethics After Brexit: An Opportunity to Rationalize Bioethics Governance in the United Kingdom” by Jonathan Montgomery
  • “Charting a Roadmap Towards Membership and Formal Voice in Global Bioethics Standard-Setting: Health Research and the Case of the International Council on Harmonisation” by Mark Flear
  • “EU Clinical Trials Regulation 2014: Fetter or Facilitator?” by Emma Cave
  • “Health Law, Brexit and Medical Devices: A Question of Legal Regulation and Patient Safety” by Jean V. Mchale

 

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