Insurance Law
Mental Illness and New Insurance Policies
Mental health plays a vital role in coping with any physical illness while prolonged physical illness may lead to the development of mental trauma which may lead to severe sickness.
Medical Laws
Comparative Analysis of Liability of Medical Professionals for Negligence
Introduction: The medical profession is sometimes regarded as a profession that is close to god’s work. After seeing a doctor there come many hopes on the minds of people as they see him no less than a god. But in some cases, it doesn’t take more time for this god Read more…
Criminal Law
Medical Negligence & Forensic Science
Introduction: The science which explains the application of medical and paramedical knowledge for the purpose of administration of justice in law is forensic medicine. It is also called medical jurisprudence or legal medicine. It is generally used by legal authorities to deal with various legal problems like applying relevant medical Read more…
Medical Laws
False Dichotomies in the Regulation of Living Organ Transplantation
Introduction: Life is a gift. Its preservation is of utmost significance. Indian Constitution ensures “Right to Life” as a fundamental right under Article 21. It not only focuses on the mere physical existence of an individual but also on the quality of life of that individual. Right to life likewise Read more…
Medical Laws
The Contours of a National Health System in the India
Introduction: There is a broad system of health in India, but there are still many quality gaps between urban and rural areas, as well as between healthcare for public and private consumption. Despite this, given the comparatively low prices and high standard of its private hospitals, India is a popular destination for medical tourists. For specialized medical treatment, foreign students in India can expect to depend on private hospitals. Studying in India provides a plethora of challenges that might not be used by students from developing countries, so it is to note that how India’s System of health insurance functions if you need it. Health care is a big organization in India and would be very much like the remaining of the country: full of mystery and paradoxes. In 1991, in CESC Ltd. vs. Read more…
Medical Laws
Laws regarding Organ Transplantation and Donation in India
Introduction: Organ donation and transplantation seems to be the noblest or patrician work the man could ever do in his life, according to research a man can support about 6 people by donating organs. But it is essential to look upon the legal aspect of the matter as well, basically Read more…
Medical Laws
Remedies for Medical Negligence
Introduction: “Work is worship” – we often use this phrase. And in this analogous act of worshipping should not include any negligence. It is a breach of legal duty to provide due care. But woefully, in almost every work we the human being put some negligence knowingly or unknowingly. Such Read more…
Medical Laws
Medical Technology and Drugs
Introduction: As per the World Health Organisation (WHO), drugs and technology facilitate health services’ efficiency, primarily when provided at affordable costs to mass populations. WHO believes that each health system must strive to achieve this objective by balancing other necessary resources to have potent, safe, and high-quality medical technology and Read more…
Medical Laws
Medical Technologies and New Areas
Introduction: In today’s world, technology plays a pivotal role in all sorts of industry and our personal lives too. Life without technology is something we cannot think about in the 21st century. Even in the sector of healthcare technology possesses a better place and saves countless numbers of lives which Read more…
Medical Laws
International Code of Medical Ethics
Introduction: The International Code of Medical Ethics was received by the Third General Assembly of the World Medical Association (WMA) at London in 1949, and changed in 1968 by the twenty-second World Medical Assembly at Sydney and in 1983 by the thirty-fifth World Medical Assembly at Venice. The code, which Read more…
Bare Act Analysis
The Homeopathy Central Council Act, 1973
Introduction: The Central Council of Homoeopathy Act 1973, (Act 59), additionally known as the Homoeopathy Central Council Act, 1973, is an Act of the Parliament of India to basically shape the function of the Central Council of Homoeopathy and to permit the regularization of the upkeep of a principal check-in Read more…
Bare Act Analysis
The Transplantation of Human Organs and Tissues Act, 1994
Introduction: Transplantation of Human Organs Act, 1994 was enacted by the Indian parliament and was introduced by the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare. This act was initiated on request of Goa, Maharashtra, Himachal Pradesh. In 2009 Goa, West Bengal, Himachal Pradesh proposed amendment to overcome the inadequacies this was Read more…