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Farewell and welcome
Recent publications
Impact of "vaccine bubble" on unvaccinated employees
Incentivising vaccination and the Hong Kong – Singapore Travel Bubble
Transparency in COVID-19 vaccine indemnity fund applications
Doctors acquitted of charges arising from referral of patients to private clinic
Government unveils proposed scheme to create a new pathway for non-locally trained doctors to practise in Hong Kong
Past Event: Seminar on genomics for health (in English only)
Upcoming Event (also in English only)

Vaccine Bubble & Injury Compensation
(Webinar) Gross Negligence Manslaughter: Should it apply to healthcare practitioners?
Controversy over "vaccine passports" for international travel
New Zealand’s plan to ban sale of tobacco to the new generation
Recent publications
Book launch of Mad by the Millions: Mental Disorders and the Early Years of the World Health Organization

Doctor’s conviction of Gross Negligence Manslaughter in Hong Kong and CMEL’s forthcoming webinar on this topic
(Webinar) Gross Negligence Manslaughter: Should it apply to healthcare practitioners?
Watch our Book Talk with the Editor and Contributing Authors
Ombudsman found Hong Kong government’s monitoring mechanism for high-demand vaccines inadequate
Recent publications
Reusing health insurance data of the dead
Canadian-funded project on regulation of Artificial Intelligence in healthcare

Doctor and patient acquitted of charges arising from the gifting of a watch in Hong Kong
Runaway COVID-19 patient sentenced to four months in jail in Hong Kong
Controversy over proposed new pathway for non-locally trained doctors to practise in Hong Kong
Online book talk with the editor and contributing authors
Recent publication by CMEL member

Sharing from an Emergency Medicine doctor: Master of Laws (in Medical Ethics & Law)
New Advisors and Board Members of CMEL
Recent publications written or reviewed by CMEL members
Newspaper interviews with CMEL’s Co-Director

Hong Kong doctor found guilty of manslaughter after administering contaminated blood product to patient in DR beauty blunder
New statutory power to seal premises and restrict the movement of individuals in the fight against COVID in Hong Kong
Video recordings of "Health and Artificial Intelligence: Law, Ethics and Society" Webinar
Recent publications by CMEL members
Master of Laws in Medical Ethics and Law of the University of Hong Kong