No. 1 (2025)

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.15168/2284-4503-20251

Published: 2025-05-08

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Editorial

BioLaw Journal: 10 anni dopo

Antonio D'Aloia

1-4
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Focus on

BioLaw Journal: il senso di un anniversario

Carlo Casonato

5-9
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I primi dieci anni di BioLaw Journal

Paolo Veronesi

11-13
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Bioetiche e diritto penale

Stefano Canestrari

15-19
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L’evoluzione degli esseri umani e delle tecnologie: una proposta per il biodiritto

Amedeo Santosuosso

21-23
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Dieci anni di Biodiritto tra metodologia e sfide etiche

Lorenza Violini

25-28
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Il metodo interdisciplinare nel biodiritto

Paolo Veronesi

29-30
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ll metodo interdisciplinare per gli studi biogiuridici

Andrea Simoncini

31-39
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Lo studio del biodiritto tra metodo interdisciplinare e comparazione

Luigi Ferraro

41-47
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Biodiritto e multidisciplinarità: una relazione necessaria in cerca di razionalizzazione

Simone Penasa

49-53
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L’interdisciplinarietà, una questione di metodo

Cinzia Piciocchi

55-58
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Interdisciplinarità e comparazione: dieci anni con la Rivista di BioDiritto

Lucia Scaffardi

59-62
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I numeri del biodiritto. I primi 10 anni della rivista

Vanessa Lando

63-64
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Il futuro della riproduzione umana

Maurizio Balistreri

65-66
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Tre concetti chiave per i prossimi dieci anni di biodiritto

Lucia Busatta

67-76
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Verso i prossimi dieci anni, guardando ancora al passato e al presente

Maria Pia Iadicicco

77-82
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«Oltre i confini del biodiritto»: il corpo nel tempo e nello spazio, fra problematiche attuali e prospettive future

Benedetta Liberali

83-91
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Biodiritto ed ecosistemi globali: le nuove sfide delle tecnologie emergenti e profonde

Marta Tomasi

93-99
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Biodiritto: altri mondi

Giulia Formici

101-105
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Bioscience frontiers: The Good, the Bad, and the Incredible

Henry T. Greely

107-113
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Call for papers

The legal history of mifepristone in the United States of America. How medical abortion is (partially) filling in the gaps lacking protection after the Supreme Court’s overturn of Roe

Marianna Bergamaschi

115-129
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Examining the partial, complete, or missing alignment between decision-makers and those who should decide: comparative insights from climate justice rulings

Chiara Padrin

131-145
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Implications of the “human right to science” in the field of bio-law: accessibility, public participation and political governance.

Antonia Faustini

147-159
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The impact of Health Emergencies on Global Health Governance

Alessandro Sebbio

161-174
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Science, technology and public law: between essential interdisciplinarity and political decision-making

Emanuele Cocchiara

175-192
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Regulating the use of artificial intelligence in the doctor-patient relationship? A primer on supranational and national legal frameworks

Marta Fasan

193-211
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Random thoughts on the subject of artificial intelligence and health data

Giuliano Mattace

213-234
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Regulating digital therapeutics: a comparative perspective

Giorgia Bincoletto

235-258
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Beyond AI: the crisis of Organoid Intelligence questions between the dilemma over consciousness and scenarios of unpredictability

Roberta Nobile

259-273
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(Progressive) Consent, Public Interest in AI, Opt-Out for Secondary Use: New Rules for Scientific Research on Health Data

Diletta Corti

275-290
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Cyber(in)security in Healthcare: Bridging Medicine, IT, and Law

Maria Vittoria Zucca

291-303
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Neurotechnologies and the Right to Mental Health

Giulia Bosi

305-319
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Brief considerations on the sustainability of human activities in extra-atmospheric space: a legal perspective

Vittorio Fazio

321-331
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Organ Transplantation of the Future: Promises and Constraints of Xenotransplantation

Elena Scalcon

333-348
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Gender Identity and Parenthood: A Bond to (Re)define

Maria Vittoria Izzi

349-375
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Intrapartum surveillance of fetal well-being: current bioethics and medico-legal implications.

Salvatore Politi

377-399
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Essays

Advanced Euthanasia Directives. From the «Koffie» judgment to the need for euthanasia beyond reasonable doubt

Alessandro Ferrara

401-414
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The functional value of health guidelines

Tommaso Spasari

415-440
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Law no. 193/2023 and right to be forgotten: new protection forms for cancer survivors

Marianna Cuomo

441-455
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The Beginning of Life in Hinduism and the (Disputed) Case of Surrogate Motherhood

Alessandra Cupri

457-473
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Intersectionality as a legal concept? Applications and implications of the notion (within and) beyond non-discrimination law

Nicolò Paolo Alessi

475-505
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Perspectives

Law for Authentic Secular Sanctity

Paolo Zatti, Ines Testoni

507-519
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The 2024 Declaration of Helsinki: Updates to the Ethics of Biomedical Research

Laura Palazzani

521-524
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Artifical Intelligence and Law - Focus on

I costi ambientali dell’IA

Barbara Marchetti

525-527
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Artificial intelligence, environmental protection and european regulation

Nicoletta Rangone

529-548
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The assessment of environmental costs in the public procurement of artificial intelligence systems

Leonardo Parona

549-569
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The Do Not Significant Harm (DNSH) principle and the environmental impacts of artificial intelligence

Lorenzo De Gaetano

571-590
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The environmental costs of artificial intelligence: the debate in the US

Marianna Merler

591-614
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Artifical Intelligence and Law - Essays

Data sharing in Internet of Medical Things: between the Data Act and the European Health Data Space

Francesca Gennari, Federica Casarosa

667-704
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Algorithmic Fairness: The Intersection of Socio-Technological Development and the Needs of Legal Hermeneutics

Giovanni Battaglino

615-666
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