Legal regulation of biomedical research: key principles and their implementation.

Objective: Aim: To analyze the key principles underlying the legal regulation of biomedical research and evaluate their practical implementation in contemporary legal frameworks.

Patients And Methods: Materials and Methods: This study employs a comprehensive literature review, including academic publications, legal documents, and international guidelines on biomedical research ethics. Qualitative analysis identified core principles of legal regulation.

Informed consent of the patient for medical intervention for conducting biomedical research.

Objective: Aim: is to find out the peculiarities of informed consent of the patient for medical intervention during biomedical research.

Patients And Methods: Materials and Methods: The dialectical method was used as a universal and general scientific method, which made it possible to consider the peculiarities of the content of the patient's informed consent. Using the logico-semantic method, the essence and features of biomedical research with the patient's participation were determined.

THE HUMAN RIGHT TO TRANSPLANTATION OF ORGANS AND TISSUES: MEDICINE, ETHICS AND LAW.

Objective: The aim: To study the combination of medical, legal, ethical principles and regulations in the field of transplantology, as one of the key problems of bioethics.

Patients And Methods: Materials and methods: Formal-logical methods of analysis and synthesis allowed to reveal the content of the concepts that make up the subject of research, to classify them, as well as to formulate intermediate and general conclusions. The systematic method allowed to study the role and significance of human right to transplantation among other somatic human and civil rights and freedoms.