BioLaw Journal - Rivista di BioDiritto, N. 4 (2021) BioLaw Journal - Rivista di BioDiritto, N. 4 (2021)

The pandemic between cyber fatwā-s and crisis management. The Islamic jurisprudence for minorities facing the Coronavirus...191-208 COMPULSORY HEALTH TREATMENT. THE CIRCUMSCRIBED LIMIT TO THE FREEDOM OF HEALTH...245-274 Report 2/2021 - The use of artificial intelligence in the activities of Banca d'Italia...229-244 Report 1/2021 - The use of artificial intelligence in the activities of CONSOB, AGCOM and ARERA...211-227 The project: The use of artificial intelligence in the Italian administrative system...209-210 The pandemic between cyber fatwā-s and crisis management. The Islamic jurisprudence for minorities facing the Coronavirus...191-208 Scientific truth monopoly and early treatments in CoViD-19...179-189 Subjects of/subjected to care in the post-pandemic era. Raising some questions out of an intergenerational justice perspective...159-177 Against Pandemic. Ethical and legal analysis of the Pandemic Plan 2021-2023...275-299 Which norms to build trust? A compass to govern the science-health-rights cycle in the life of citizens...301-315 The Italian transplantation regulation in light of its reform perspectives ...317-353 A case of lost effectiveness: the law n. 40/2004 and the double maternity...355-379 The resignification of solidarity at the time of the pandemic...149-158 Access to care for irregular immigrants...135-148 The legal condition of the disabled person: evolution, problems and perspectives...115-134 The Regulation (EU) 2016/679 between the electronic health record and the electronic medical record: the processing of health data and the informational self-determination...91-114 mHealth apps for teleconsultation and telemonitoring: the new frontiers of telemedicine and the legal frameworks on medical devices and on the protection of personal data...381-407 Heath in Italy: still a right for everyone? A comparison with the Cuban healthcare system...75-89 Culture and context: Why the global discourse on heritable genome editing should be broadened from the South African perspective...409-416 National health service and Sars-Cov-2: critical remarks on the competitive policies in healthcare...57-73 Albania, the Right-to-not be Treated, and COVID-19...417-425 The right to health during and after the pandemic. Milestones for a comparison...39-55 Forum: Prospects for reforming national health systems in the 'post-pandemic' phase...11-38 With eyes closed. The Rems system before the Italian Constitutional Court...427-463 A new season for social rights? The Recovery Fund's impetus for the relaunch of health welfare...3-9 Three novelties for BioLaw Journal. Introduction to issue 4/21...1-2 Algorithm and private autonomy...465-467