Legal Enforcement of Xenotransplatation public Health Safeguards
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Auteurs : Patrik S. Florencio ; Erik D. RamanathanSource :
- The Journal of Law, Medicine & Ethics [ 1073-1105 ] ; 2004-03.
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- Body fluid samples, Body fluid specimens, Canadian charter, Civil liberties, Clinical trial, Clinical trials, Clinical xenotransplantation, Common rule, Common rule right, Constitutional scrutiny, Detention, Disease risk, Drug administration, Epidemiological data, Florencio, Health care, Infectious agents, Infectious disease issues, Infectious disease risks, Infectious diseases, Lassa fever, Legal framework, Lyme disease spirochete, Medical care, Medicine ethics, Model state emergency health powers, Monetary fines, Monetary penalties, Noncompliant recipients, Other providers, Oxford university press, Public health, Public health emergency, Public health legislation, Public health safeguards, Public safeguards, Public safety measures, Rapid response, Recipient, Safeguard, Scientific community, Societal consent, Specific performance, Such care, Such legislation, Surveillance system, Tissue xenotransplantation, Volume spring, Whole organ xenotransplantation, Xenotransplant, Xenotransplant centers, Xenotransplant product, Xenotransplant recipients, Xenotransplantation, Xenotransplantation legislation.
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