Srivastava, Lily

Law & Medicine by Lily Srivastava. - 2nd ed. - New Delhi : Universal Law, 2013. - 562 p.

Table of Contents :
Introduction
Chapter 1• Health - The Policy
Chapter 2• Health as a Fundamental Right
Chapter 3• Public Health
Chapter 4• Health Care in India
Chapter 5• Health Insurance
Chapter 6• Health Tourism
Chapter 7• Medical Negligence
Chapter 8• Professional Accountability
Chapter 9• Ethics
Chapter 10• Informed Consent
Chapter 11• The Unborn Person
Chapter 12• Abortion
Chapter 13• Artificial Reproductive Techniques
Chapter 14• Surrogacy
Chapter 15• Law in Relation to Population
Chapter 16• Acquired Immune-Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS)
Chapter 17• Brain Death and Transplantation of Grains
Chapter 18• Clinical Trials
Chapter 19• DNA Tests in Criminal Investigation & Human Genome Project
Chapter 20• Euthanasia
Chapter 21• Mental Health Care
Chapter 22• Law in Relation to Premenstrual Syndrome
Chapter 23• Law in Relation to Transsexual
Chapter 24• Autopsy & Inquest
Chapter 25• Bio-Medical Waste
Chapter 26• Various Forms of Medical Profession
Chapter 27• Allopathy
Chapter 28• Homoeopathy
Chapter 29• Ayurveda
Chapter30• Naturopathy
Chapter 31• Unani
Chapter 32• Siddha
Chapter 33• Reiki
Chapter 34• Yoga
Chapter 35• Sowa Rigpa 'Amichi' Ancient Tibetan System of Medicine
Chapter 36• Pharmaceutical Drugs and the Law
Chapter 37• Blood as a Drug, Rules and Regulations
Chapter 38• Drug Law in Relation to India
Chapter 39• Indian Case Law
Chapter 40• Prevailing System in other Countries, Comparative study of Foreign Law and
Cases decided by the Courts in other countries
Chapter 41• Product Liability
Chapter 42• Legal and Ethical Implications of The Practice of E-Medicine
Chapter 43• The Product Patent Regime
Chapter 44• Validity of Modern Scientific Tests in Investigations and Evidence-Narcoanalysis,
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