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The robotic arms race: a discussion of the implications of two competing robotic systems – by Andrew Linn and Rachel Simpson

The robotic arms race: a discussion of the implications of two competing robotic systems – by Andrew Linn and Rachel Simpson

Published 8th June 2022

Since 2018, over a million robotic operations are performed every year worldwide. Laparoscopic keyhole surgery, a technique first popularised throughout the 1980’s, steadily proved itself…

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Sexual relations, capacity, and protection in the Supreme Court: right decision, wrong reasons? – by Ruby Reed-Berendt

Sexual relations, capacity, and protection in the Supreme Court: right decision, wrong reasons? – by Ruby Reed-Berendt

Published 9th February 2022

On 24th November 2021, the UK Supreme Court (SC) handed down judgment in A Local Authority v JB. The question before the court was whether…

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COVID-19 Vaccination, Preparedness, and the Case for Vaccine Injury Redress – by Mary-Elizabeth Tumelty et al.Covid Vaccine

COVID-19 Vaccination, Preparedness, and the Case for Vaccine Injury Redress – by Mary-Elizabeth Tumelty et al.

Published 20th December 2021

A fourth wave of the COVID-19 pandemic is underway worldwide. At the time of writing (20 December 2021), there have been 275 million cases of…

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Marketing Medicine? Informed consent in the advent of Direct-to-Consumer Genetic Testing – by Rhiannon Frowde

Marketing Medicine? Informed consent in the advent of Direct-to-Consumer Genetic Testing – by Rhiannon Frowde

Published 8th December 2021

Direct-to-Consumer Genetic Testing (DTC-GT) has emerged as a rapidly growing industry, with the market being valued at £680m in 2018, and is anticipated to reach over…

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