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Our Goal is:
To promote the interdisciplinary research of legal and ethical issues caused by medical science’s applications, especially the rapid developments of biomedicine. Read More
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The society
he Society’s aim is to promote the interdisciplinary research of legal and ethical issues caused by medical science’s applications, especially the rapid developments of biomedicine.
Indicatively, the Society will cover issues such astransplantations, medical liability, beginning and end of human life, euthanasia, abortion, trafficking of body organs, sex change, individual problems of the methods of medically assisted reproduction, genetic tests...
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Members
The Group Members Medical Law and Bioethics people are renowned for their industry , with extensive work experience and specialized knowledge .
Indicatively , the Group consists of people as peer assistant , lecturers and professors from Aristotle , assistant , deputy and professors from the University of Athens , assistant professors from the University Harokopion , general surgeons and doctors ...
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Administrative council
The Board of Directors was elected for the period from December 15, 2011 until December 15, 2014.
Indicatively , the Group consists of people as peer assistant , lecturers and professors from Aristotle , assistant , deputy and professors from the University of Athens , assistant professors from the University Harokopion , general surgeons and doctors ...
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LATEST NEWS
The event held on April 7th 2016 was completed successfully
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» Biomedicine
» Genetic technology
» Interruption of Pregnancy/Abortion
» Euthanasia
» Medical Liability
» Transplanttions
» Assisted Reproduction