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Nadya Purtova,Gijs van Maanen Nadya Purtova
This paper provides a systematic and critical review of the economics literature on data as an economic good and draws lessons for data governance. We conclude that focusing on data as an economic good in governance efforts is hardwired to ...
Catriona McMillan,Edward Dove,Graeme Laurie et al. Catriona McMillan et al.
In this article, we argue that the relationship between 'subject' and 'object' is poorly understood in health research regulation (HRR), and that it is a fallacy to suppose that they can operate in separate, fixed silos. By seeking to perpe...
Nayha Sethi Nayha Sethi
This paper explores the blurred conceptual boundaries between 'practice/treatment', 'research' and 'medical innovation' in order to inform what these mean - and can mean - for regulation of these fields of enquiry. These terms are constantl...
Shawn H E Harmon,Abbe Brown,Sita Popat et al. Shawn H E Harmon et al.
This interdisciplinary paper, drawing on empirical and doctrinal research regarding artificial limbs and digital avatars, analyses two concepts which are argued to be core to the person - integrity and identity. From the perspective of a pe...
Samuel Taylor-Alexander,Edward S Dove,Isabel Fletcher et al. Samuel Taylor-Alexander et al.
Biomedicine and the life sciences continuously rearrange the relationship between culture and biology. In consequence, we increasingly look for a suitable regulatory response to reduce perceived uncertainty and instability. This article exa...
Shawn H E Harmon,Gill Haddow,Leah Gilman Shawn H E Harmon
Many emerging technologies are associated with 'risk'. While the concept of risk is protean, it is usually conceived of as the potential of something damaging or harmful happening. Thus, risks are a primary target of many regulatory regimes...
Anne Kerr,Sarah Cunningham-Burley Anne Kerr
Biomedical advances are transforming the diagnosis and treatment of disease. Patienthood is also transforming, as patients actively participate in research, innovation and regulation of novel technologies and therapies. In this paper we exp...