Reflections on Medical Law and Ethics in India, edited by B. Sandeepa Bhat (2nd Edition, 2023; Eastern Law House; Hardcover; ~319–352 pages) is a comprehensive anthology of expert contributions addressing contemporary ethico-legal dilemmas in Indian healthcare.

👩‍⚖️ Key Features:

• Explores evolving issues in medical law—consent regimes, reproductive rights (MTP & surrogacy), organ donation/transplant legislation, euthanasia, and patient autonomy.

• Rigorous chapter analyses on medical negligence—Bolam test limitations, Bolitho refinement, judicial scrutiny, consumer‑law intersections, and professional duties. Includes critical case studies.

• Covers newer dimensions such as commercialization of medicine, health as a fundamental right, WHO guidelines on ethics, and institutional responsibilities.

Structured over ten chapters, this volume interweaves statutory review, policy critique, and case‑law insights—making it indispensable to legal educators, medical professionals navigating ethical compliance, and academic scholars.