Medicine, law and social change

From Social Law to Labor Law: The Change in Japanese Legal Theory in Connection with Social Law (Shakai-ho)

Challenging perspectives: women, complementary and alternative medicine, and social change

This article presents an analytical review of literature that examines women’s practice and use of complementary and alternative medicine (CAM). To interrogate this body of literature, I draw on new social movement scholarship and a feminist understanding of the notion of “the personal is politica”’. Although women’s prominence in CAM is consistently noted, our understanding of the relationship...

Medicine and the Law

It seems rather a curious thing that of all the other arts and sciences, such as engineering, teaching, music, architecture and the church, that might occasionally be found to attract medical men who are looking for new worlds to conquer, the senior branch of the Law, that of the Bar, is the one which appeals to them most often. Perhaps it is because the practice of these two professions is con...

Economic Efficiency of Transfusion Medicine Law

Transfusion medicine, which involves taking blood from the donor to the stage after the blood transfusion to the recipient and the subsequent care of him/her, is presented as one of the most innovative ways in modern medicine in the world and with the new dimensions of its therapeutic and therapeutic applications, are faced with ambiguity, overview and morelegal and ethical gaps in this field. ...

Premenstrual Tension, Medicine and Law