One of the issues long discussed in Law of Tort (civil liability) is the effect of act and fault of injured person on Tort action. In Roman law, condition that committed fault, injured person was deprived of compensation, without the type and degree of his intervention in damage occurrence being studied. In ancient Common Law this rule was governed too. But it was gradually modified in Wester...

Abstract Background and Objectives One of the most fundamental rights of consumers of blood products should be the right to health, according to which the right should be recognized by the Blood Transfusion Organization and all necessary measures to collect healthy and safe blood to the consumer. The main purpose is to establish relationships between consumers of blood products and explain the...

abstract sensitive and precise voltammetric methods for the determination of trace amounts of furaldehydes, mainly as furfural (f) and 5-hydroxymethyl-2-furaldehyde (hmf), in waste waters and other matrices is described. determination of total furaldehyde at < ?g g-1 levels in alkaline buffered aqueous media was individually investigated. by the use of ordinary swv and adsorptive square wave ...

Legal Challenges of Encouraging Foreign Investment in Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Taher Mohebati Zehan1*, Abdolreza Barzegar2, Mohsen Najafikhah3 1 PhD student of Public Law, Islamic Azad University, Meybod Branch, MD in Public Law. 2 Faculty Member of Islamic Azad University, Maybod Branch, Phd in Public Law. 3 Head of National Research Institute of Health Law, Phd in Private Law. Abstract I...

In recent years, inexpensive and fruitful gene editing techniques such as CRISPR-Cas9 and NaAgo have revolutionized the biotechnology industry. Genetically edited organisms, gene therapy, treatment of diseases such as AIDS and editing human cells are some of the marvelous applications of such technologies. Using such technologies in large scale or granting exclusive rights on their products or ...

Introduction: The first right of the fetus is living. Therefore, the first order of the Sharia is the prohibition of abortion, except in cases, where it is permitted for the sake of prudence. Neither Islam develops the scope of the abortion permission, like some of the laws of the Western countries, that the life of the fetus is an option on their parents’ hands, nor it limits this scope in suc...