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Emma Kondrup looks at how AI-driven medicine may change how we understand informedconsent, and whether existing legislative frameworks provide a good enough safeguard against its risks. Can current EU rules appropriately respond to potential privacy risks and efficacy concerns without unduly hindering innovation?
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Wolf With our recent (and continuing) experience of the devastating COVID-19 global pandemic, one might think that our collective appreciation for public health efforts and the people advancing those efforts would be high. By Leslie E.
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6, 2024), the Central District of California looked at the PREP Act in the usual context in which we deal with preemption: A tort lawsuit (involving product liability and related state law tort claims) against a medical product manufacturer (here, the manufacturers of the COVID19 antiviral medications remdesivir and tocilizumab).
15, 2024) (“ CHD ”), the Third Circuit affirmed the right of a publicly supported university to require COVID-19 vaccination as a prerequisite to its students’ in-person attendance. First of all, only one of the plaintiffs ever sought vaccination, so the rest were never entitled to informedconsent at any time.
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