In light of Women’s History Month, this article explores the history and evolution of women’s reproductive rights across the UK from the 196

Hymenoplasty and virginity-testing procedures are to be banned across the UK as they are considered forms of gender-based violence

This article explores the history of regulations governing IVF and related technology and research in the United Kingdom

In light of the UK’s last-minute lockdown last winter, this article considers and questions the UK’s approach to COVID-19 as we move into th

This article provides background and updates on Elizabeth Holmes' fraud trial regarding her company Theranos.

This article discusses the end of race-norming in NFL injury compensation assessments and its wider ramifications for medicine.

During COVID-19, female prisoners have increasingly turned to self-harm to cope with social isolation

COVID-19 restrictions are leaving migrants around the world in increasingly difficult positions

While IHR govern public health emergencies, its shortfalls were exposed during COVID-19 as it was blatantly disregarded by states

Do potential benefits of mandatory vaccinations outweigh legal considerations and potential ramifications of such measures in the UK?

From data protection to informed consent and risk assessment, ethical practices have become integral in lawful psychological research

COVID-19 testing practices have elucidated the international differences in legal protocol and accessibility of tests and vaccines

Traditional conceptions of humanitarian aid are challenged when applied to global health crises and the notion of R2P