Vpliv (ne)uporabe gensko spremenjenih organizmov na pravico do zdravstvenega varstva - primerjalnopravni vidik : doktorska disertacija

slovenian

doktorska dela

2021

effects on human health and effects on environment   legal consequences of use GSOs   risk assessment   the precautionary principle   the right to health care

Univerza v Mariboru, Pravna fakulteta

The legal consequences of the minimum quality standards in relation to the provision of adequate health care are those resulting and emerging, but can not be expressed with certainty in science, but with a degree of probability (for example, in the field of GMOs it can not be claimed that the existence some legal consequences, because of the short-term use of GMOs on the market, they are not yet proven with a degree of certainty, nevertheless important information is to preserve human health and the environment). I will classify the legal consequences in terms of their impact on human health and environmental protection, on positive and negative legal consequences and also on the impact of the use of GMOs (ie direct and indirect legal consequences). In order to define the minimum standards of quality of healthcare in the light of the use of GMOs, I will analyze the legal rules in the doctoral dissertation, which are different from the comparative legal areas of the Member States, especially with regard to the implementation of important regulations and directives that (not) indirectly relate to the scope of the GMO. I will also analyze the important judgments of the EU Court of Justice related to GMOs from the point of view of sanctions against irregularities and possible consequences that follow after the completion of court proceedings.

08.08.2023