KTLS18: A World of Risk – Health, Technology and Human Life - a podcast by The Verdict: Law & Society

How does technological change affect global health justice? This panel discussion from the King's Transnational Law Summit 2018 explores the ways technological advances are disrupting transnational norms around public health and patient rights. These changes may help address longstanding concerns related to global health justice, but they may also exacerbate inequality and reduce social cohesion.

The panel includes Ryan Abbott (University of Surrey), Sabina Faiz Rashid (BRAC University), Andy Leather (King’s College London), Aziza Ahmed (Northeastern University), Dainius Puras (Vilnius University), Philip Brey (University of Twente).

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The music used in this podcast is called Apollo1 by Olivier Girardot and it is licensed under Creative Commons.

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