This work is essential for jurists, healthcare professionals, academics, and students seeking a deep understanding of the ethical and legal issues in global medical practice. It addresses, in a detailed and critical manner, the fundamental principles of medical law, exploring the historical evolution, legal theories applied to health, and the comparison between different legal systems, such as common law and civil law.

With chapters dedicated to crucial topics such as medical confidentiality, informed consent, end-of-life decisions, and patients' rights, this book offers a comparative analysis of legislation and ethical practices across various cultures and jurisdictions. It also addresses contemporary bioethical dilemmas, including cloning, genetics, and euthanasia, and explores the impact of emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence and telemedicine on medical ethics.

The book emphasizes the importance of ethical training and the continuous education of healthcare professionals, presenting examples of international best practices. It also analyzes ethics in health research, discussing the ethical principles in conducting biomedical research and international regulation.

With an interdisciplinary approach and a global perspective, this work is a fundamental reference for addressing the ethical and legal challenges of modern medicine, promoting a responsible, fair, and patient-centered medical practice.