dr. Katrina Perehudoff has been appointed to serve on the 2025-2027 Lancet Commission on Accelerating Progress on Essential Medicines, contributing to developing high-impact research and policy agendas for access to ...

We are pleased to welcome Mr. Martin Harvey, Head of International Affairs at the European Medicines Agency, as a keynote speaker on "EMA support to global health: Collaboration and reliance in action" at our ...

We are pleased to welcome Dr. Andy Gray, Co-Chair of the Lancet Commission on Essential Medicines, as a keynote speaker on "Medicines Justice – a Magere Brug assailed on all sides" at our Medicines Justice conference.

We are pleased to welcome dr. Daniëlle Jansen, former Dutch Member of Parliament and former Minister of Health, Welfare and Sport, as a keynote speaker on "Prevent, price, precision: Building a medicine policy that ...

We are pleased to welcome dr. Ellen 't Hoen (LLM, PhD), Director of Medicines Law & Policy, as a keynote speaker at our Building Bridges for Medicines Justice conference. She will speak about "the role of activism in ...

How can AI improve healthcare while protecting patients’ rights? Hannah van Kolfschooten joins WHO’s new advisory group to help shape the future of digital health.

Two years ago, the Law for Health and Life officially began its work as a research centre at the University of Amsterdam. We are proud to now share our first Report.

Read the interview with Mahsa Shabani in Science Magazine about the re-use of newborn screening samples for research.

Law for Health and Life at the University of Amsterdam is delighted to welcome Professor Tammy Hervey as a Visiting Professor.

Katrina Perehudoff from Law for Health and Life, has published a new article in BMJ Global Health examining the global implications of the European Union’s proposed pharmaceutical legislation reforms.

Mahsa Shabani from Law for Health and Life has recently co-authored an article on "Emerging and evolving values in the changing landscape of genomics" which was published in Frontiers in Genetics.

Hannah van Kolfschooten from Law for Health and Life has recently published a chapter in the European Yearbook on Human Rights 2024 called "A Human Rights-Based Approach to Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare".