A LOOK AT THE JURISPRUDENCE ACTIVITY OF THE CJUE CONCERNING HEALTH PRODUCTS

Authors

  • Béatrice ESPESSON-VERGEAT

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54695/dss.59.03-04.2434

Keywords:

Identification of health products, Innovation, Patentability, Commercialising the products, Risk management, Litigation, Health risks, Economic risks, Competition.

Abstract

From wellness products to care products, to
human or animal use, the palette is expanding
more with in particular the arrival of e-health products
that are making a big splash on the market. Connected drugs, FDA cleared, devices
connected medical devices for night apnea, prostheses
connected, kids fitness band
obese, watches, glasses, connected clothes that
capture health data and transmit it to the
consumer, healthcare professionals and more
before, to social networks making public the
personal data, all these health products,
well-being and / or play, invade the daily life of
"Patient-consumer". Health becomes a game,
in which the patient is an active actor. From then on, leaving free
courses in the use of digital technology in health, anything can
be imagined, created, designed, manufactured, in order to allow
to the human being to become a transformed man who can be repaired, with the only limits of collective ethics or
individual, and regulatory framework.

Published

2016-05-01

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Articles