• Increasing Access to Oral Contraceptives, State by State: There¡¯s an App for That

• Brown Brittany S.

• Bioethics Policy Studies   2017  Volume.10  No.3 107 ~ 144

• Settings and Scripts of Wearable Self-Tracking Technologies: Health and Labor in an Age of Hyper-Con...

• Ha Dae-Cheong

• Bioethics Policy Studies   2017  Volume.10  No.3 87 ~ 106

• A Study about the C ontraceptive P ill Use Experience of the Female Adolescent

• Kim Eun-Ae

• Lee In-Young, Lee Soon-Hee

• Bioethics Policy Studies   2017  Volume.10  No.3 23 ~ 66

• Off-Label Prescription and How it is (Not) Regulated in China

• Raposo Vera Lucia C.

• Bioethics Policy Studies   2017  Volume.10  No.3 1 ~ 21

• ODA and GAIN: The Key to Promoting Innovation

• Singh Tej

• Bioethics Policy Studies   2017  Volume.10  No.2 137 ~ 152

• Universal but Precarious: A Case Study of the South Korean Health Care System

• Bae Green

• Kang Min-Ah

• Bioethics Policy Studies   2017  Volume.10  No.2 115 ~ 133

• Access to Experimental Drugs, Fundamental Rights and Clinical Trials Regulation in Nigeria

• Onyemelukwe Cheluchi

• Bioethics Policy Studies   2017  Volume.10  No.2 81 ~ 114

• End-of-Life Care in Taiwan from the Perspectives of Asian Bioethics

• Tai Michael Cheng-Tek

• Bioethics Policy Studies   2017  Volume.10  No.2 69 ~ 80

• How to Die in Colombia: A Constitutional Dilemma

• Palomino Estefania

• Bioethics Policy Studies   2017  Volume.10  No.2 51 ~ 68

• Ethics in Migration and Global Health Delivery: Issues of Justice and Integrity

• de Castro Leonardo D.

• Sy Peter A.

• Bioethics Policy Studies   2017  Volume.10  No.2 29 ~ 50

• Just Healthcare in an Aging Society: The Need for a Human Flourishing-Based Understanding

• Hewitt Jayne

• Bioethics Policy Studies   2017  Volume.10  No.2 1 ~ 28