Current Issue
This edition of CIADS (v.14, n.3) opens with an editorial dedicated to COP 30, to be held in Belém, Pará, highlighting its potential to go beyond the limits of diplomacy and the environmental agenda to establish itself as a central issue of global public health.
The articles bring together a plural and current view of the field of Health Law. Among the topics covered are the causal factors of occupational mental illness and the impacts of the Brazilian military dictatorship on the right to health. Urgent issues such as misinformation about medical cannabis, menstrual injustice, and the bioethical and legal analysis of embryo disposal are also discussed.
In addition, the edition includes reflections on the ethical and legal challenges of using artificial intelligence in the management of Alzheimer's patient data, the rights of pregnant women to access labor analgesia, and the interface between the decisions of the Federal Supreme Court and the formulation of public health policies.
Announcements
ABRASCO Position Statement: Scientific Publication and Originality in Light of Institutional Repository Policies
Abrasco defends that the availability of theses and dissertations in institutional repositories does not compromise the originality of derived articles. Rejecting them weakens open science, hinders the dissemination of knowledge, and promotes exclusionary editorial practices.
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Deadline Extended! Submit Your Article on Public Defender’s Offices and Health by October 8
The deadline for submitting articles to the special call of the journal Cadernos Ibero-Americanos de Direito Sanitário (CIADS) has been extended until October 8, 2025. The call for papers focuses on the theme “Public Defender’s Offices and the Right to Health in a Broadened Perspective” and seeks to bring together reflections on the essential role of Public Defender’s Offices in ensuring the right to health, especially among populations in vulnerable situations. The proposal covers several thematic areas that engage with the justice system, intercultural contexts, health in prisons, among others.
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CIADS - 2024 Review
CIADS closes 2024 with expansion, innovation, and internationalization.
The year 2024 marked significant advances for the Cadernos Ibero-Americanos de Direito Sanitário (CIADS): bilingual articles at no cost to authors, a new website layout, social media presence, international indexations, and scientific collaboration with institutions from Europe and Latin America.
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