and from the have published two research outputs聽concerning the regulation of prenatal testing.
The first聽is an article聽聽published in the Modern Law Review. This article reviews the ; and introduces two general questions provoked by the report 鈥� concerning, respectively, the nature and extent of the informational interests that are to be recognised in today鈥檚 鈥榠nformation societies鈥� and the membership of today鈥檚 鈥榞enetic societies鈥�. The article also considers the role and nature of the Nuffield Council and聽is聽part of a聽wider departmental聽project聽on the framing and regulation聽of informational interests.
A聽second research output has been published in聽鈥楳edicine, Law and the Internet鈥�.聽 The chapter聽聽聽highlights and seeks to address some of the issues presented by the use of聽NIPT technology聽in an online and multi jurisdictional environment.聽 This publication follows a presentation by Jeffrey Wale at a conference organised by the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, the Laboratory for the Research of Medical Law and Bioethics聽and the Medical and Bar Associations of Thessaloniki in May 2017.
