Surgery in Law's future
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Cornerback Ty Law will have surgery on his left foot in the near future, according to his agent, Carl Poston .
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Surgery for children with genital abnormalities was once automatic. Now, parents are involved, and the choices are complex.
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A doctor charged with killing a patient in the UK was about to take part in surgery when she was arrested in the US.
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NEW YORK  - People 65 years of age or older may think twice about having weight loss surgery, according to a surgeon who performs this operation and has studied the outcome.
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Some of the major issues to be decided by the Supreme Court next year:
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Thousands of extra surgeons are going to be needed over the next few years to meet demand, a report warns.
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Watch out when litigation trumps innovation.
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Professor Paul Robinson's fall seminar at the University of Pennsylvania Law School offered a unique opportunity for the ambitious student: a chance to make law, rather than just study it.
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Dentists develop a safer alternative sedation procedure to potentially risky general anaesthetic.
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Now that a judge has ruled Manitoba must pay for abortions at private clinics, it&#39;s a matter of time before patients with other medical conditions take governments to court to get better access to health care, says a constitutional expert.
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Later this year, the performance of individual surgeons in the UK will be made publicly available, but the move remains controversial.
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As Supreme Court Chief Justice William Rehnquist battles thyroid cancer, speculation has increased that some justices may retire soon, which could affect issues such as abortion.
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A reform of how the private cosmetic surgery industry is regulated and operated is to be unveiled.
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Limiting jury awards in medical malpractice lawsuits is President Bush's health care priority in his second term agenda, but there is strong disagreement over whether such caps would help contain rising costs.
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The recent hospitalization of the US Supreme Courtâs leading conservative judge, William H. Rehnquist, due to thyroid cancer is serving as an opportune reminder that more is at stake during this election than the presidency but also likely vacant seat
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Net law professor Michael Geist takes a look at how open access is reshaping the way research becomes available.
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As part of a series looking at Internet and intellectual property law, Eric Goldman, assistant professor and director of the High Tech Law Institute at Santa Clara University, discusses self-service IP enforcement, current search engine lawsuits, and the future of search engine law.