Following the general states of bioethics organized in the first half of 2026, and before the opinion expected this autumn, the president of the National Advisory Committee on Ethics and the editor of the synthesis give the first lessons of this approach of democracy in health, inaugurated in 2018.
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Following the general states of bioethics organized in the first half of 2026, and before the opinion expected this autumn, the president of the National Advisory Committee on Ethics and the editor of the synthesis give the first lessons of this approach of democracy in health, inaugurated in 2018.
Politicians must listen to researchers, trade unions and staff, not just act when there is no other option but to change their minds on an issue, write Claudia Velásquez, Christer Nilsson, Kerstin Sand and Lars Sand, candidates for Landskrona City Council for the Left Party.