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5 Health L. Rev. 1 (1996-1997)

handle is hein.journals/hthlr5 and id is 1 raw text is: At the Institute Health Law Review Timothy Caulfield, Editor (1996) 5 Health L. Rev. No. 1, 1 1996 Health Law Review > 1996 1 As the summer approaches the Institute continues to be extremely busy. A large number of excellent articles were submitted for the upcoming addition of the Health Law Journal making the selection process for this volume particularly difficult. The Journal, which will be published in early fall, will contain articles on a wide range of topics such as: Prospects for New Zealand's Internal Market; Dying with Dignity and Death with Dignity; and Genetic Screening and Testing in Canada. In addition to these, and other peer reviewed articles, we will be publishing several articles from an Institute research project entitled Health Reform in Alberta: A Health Law Perspective. 2 Our research activities are continuing to expand. In fact, we have recently commenced work on several exciting new research endeavours, including: Fiduciary Law and the Allocation of Health Care Resources (funded by Small Faculties Research Grant Program); Commercialization and Human Genetics in Canada (funded by Canadian Genome Analysis and Technology Program); and Pediatric Genetics: An Evolving Legal and Ethical Framework (funded by The Hospital for Sick Children Foundation). This last project is being undertaken with our research partners at the CRDP, University of Montreal. It also includes collaborators from Ontario, British Columbia and the United States. 3 Plans for the upcoming conference DNA Sampling: Human Genetic Research: Ethical, Legal and Policy Aspects, are going well (Montreal, September 6-8, 1996). We anticipate -- and hope -- the many internationally recognized speakers will attract a large and diverse audience (e.g., Ruth Chadwick (U.K.), Thomas Murray (U.S.A.), Bernard Dickens (Canada), Patricia Baird (Canada), Lori B. Andrews (U.S.A.), Darryl Macer (Japan), and Rebecca Eisenberg (U.S.A.).

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