AUTORES:
Lia Raquel Neves
Luís Meneses do Vale
Eduardo Dantas
Fabiana Rego
Mara de Sousa Freitas
Washington Fonseca
Cecília Fonseca
Jean Herveg
Anne-Marie Duguet
Camilla Fittipaldi
Ana Elisabete Ferreira
Alexandre Dias Pereira
Allane Madanamoothoo
Margarida Silvestre
André Nigre
Vera Lúcia Raposo
Maria Manuel Meruje
Naralia Lojko
Lydia Nunes
Gonçalo de Melo Bandeira
Mafalda Francisco Matos
Marta Vicente
Co-Autores: Direção de Guilherme de Oliveira
EDITORA:
Coimbra Editora
ANO DE EDIÇÃO:
2013
ISBN:
1646-0359
Nº PÁGINAS:
256
Índice:
Doutrina
Lia Raquel Neves
Health: a non-static phenomenon
Luís Meneses do Vale
Access to health carf between rationing and responsiveness: problem(s) and meaning(s)
Eduardo Dantas
How informfd should consent be? A brief analysis on consfnt and autonomy under thf European Convention on Human Rights and Biomedicine
Fabiana Rego/Mara de Sousa Freitas
Directivas Antecipadas de Vontade / Advanced Directives
Washington Fonseca
Euthanasia, orthotanasia and assisted suicide: a ítudy on the primacy ofthe patient´s freedom of choice and ethical-legal impactí
Cecília Fonseca
Law(s) without borders — Reflections on Comparative Law
Jean Herveg
Data protection in Biomedicine: How Many Authorities Do You Have toConvince Before Starting a Biomedical Research Project?
Anne-Marie Duguet
Genetic information and genetic data — Oviedo convention, internationalguidelines and French Law
Camilla Fittipaldi
The Additional Protocol to the Oviedo Convention concerning Genetic Testing for Health Purposes: step forward against the Direct-To-Consumer Genetic Testing Services?
Ana Elisabete Ferreira
Intangibility of human genetic identity: Is this really a human right? Why?
Alexandre Dias Pereira
Human Genes as Biotechnological Corporate Assets?
Allane Madanamoothoo
Surrogacy in France: an unlawfal practice whose prohibition is in accorddance with the Oviedo Convention
Margarida Silvestre
Sex selection and assisted reproduction technologies
André Nígre
Vipeholm, 66 years a bridge between benevolent patemalism and autonomy
Vera Lúcia Raposo
Juridical Status of Human Embryos and Foetus at the Oviedo Convention
Maria Manuel Meruje/Naralia Lojko
Biotechnology and Intellectual Property — Shoutd parents be moral?
Lydia Nunes
Brief obse rvattons about organ and tissue removal from living donors for transplantation in Brazilian law
Gonçalo de Melo Bandeira
«Do we need a "new" international convention that helps to avoid trafficking in organs? Some "criminal (and civil) lauw aspects"» — "Convention on Human Rights and Biomedicine — updated or outdated?"
Mafalda Francisco Matos
"Off-Label— Off Law?"
Marta Vicente
Wrongful life actions: the "ethical maze" between slippery siopes and the non-identity probleM
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