[Collective] – MEDICINE, BIOETHICS AND LAW, Selected Issues, edited by Michelle Gobert
[Collective] – MEDICINE, BIOETHICS AND LAW, Selected Issues, edited by Michelle Gobert
    [Collectif]
    BIOETHICS AND LAW MEDICINE, Selected Issues, edited by Michelle Gobert
Édition :
    Paris
Date :
    1999
    octavo, paperback, good condition, X-387 p.
    "Until the modern era, aside from the inevitable issues of medical liability, the points of intersection between civil law and medicine were quite limited: gestation periods, newborn viability, impaired mental faculties… Today, we are far removed from this model. The human body has been appropriated by the legislature, which, in addition to the numerous provisions dedicated to it in the Public Health Code, has reserved a prominent place and treatment for it in the Civil Code. The right to respect for the human body has been specifically proclaimed there. The human body has also been appropriated by technology, which has made it possible to store data concerning it in machines, or even to reduce this data to the size of an electronic chip, thereby posing to legal professionals the persistent question of respect for privacy. Law and medicine are thus increasingly interdependent." The three studies gathered in this book will give an idea of ​​this growing interweaving and, it is hoped, provide elements to enrich personal reflection on the nature of the relationship between law and the biological and medical sciences.

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