Egg Freezing in Israel: Legal Framework and Women’s Viewpoints
Social egg freezing cannot serve as a solution for gender inequality in the workplace
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Read more: Paid Parental Leave and the New Surrogacy Regime in Israel: How do Men Fare? Paid Parental Leave and the New Surrogacy Regime in Israel: How do Men Fare?
Recent developments show the precarious relationship between Israel’s reproductive law and family units headed by single men and male same-sex couples.
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Read more: Promote Trust, Avoid Fraud: Lessons in Public Health Messaging from the Booster Roll Out Promote Trust, Avoid Fraud: Lessons in Public Health Messaging from the Booster Roll Out
The discrepancy between past booster messaging and the current, broad recommendation has spawned public health communications problems.
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Read more: Fake Vaccine Cards and the Challenges of Decentralized Health Data Fake Vaccine Cards and the Challenges of Decentralized Health Data
Without a centralized database of vaccination data, it will be that much harder to verify an individual’s eligibility to be a pass holder.
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Read more: Rights Restrictions and Securitization of Health in Israel During COVID-19 Rights Restrictions and Securitization of Health in Israel During COVID-19
Beyond specific violations of rights, it is important to note that the executive used the COVID-19 crisis to limit the work of other branches of government.
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Read more: The Law of Breast Cancer The Law of Breast Cancer
By Alex Stein During an annual mammogram screening for breast cancer, the radiologist detects a nodule in the patient’s breast. The nodule is large enough to require a biopsy, but the radiologist prefers to schedule a follow-up appointment with the patient for six months later. This appointment reveals that the nodule had grown and the radiologist…