Journal international de bioethique et d'ethique des sciences最新文献

Blockchain technology has proven to be a plausible, even miraculous foundation for selling, transferring, and tracking large integers. This article investigates the adoption of blockchain technologies in library services among students of Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria. Libraries need to become adept with blockchain technology to survive and ensure timely and adequate provision of information services to their patrons. The paper therefore concludes by recommending Nigerian library professionals to create a blockchain website, blogs and webinars to engage researchers, students and information professionals to harness their contributions to the development of a white paper. (policy) and promoting emerging technologies for better service delivery in libraries adding value to libraries and the community they serve.

The use of blockchain technology seems particularly relevant to meet cybersecurity needs in the digital health sector such as : secure exchange and sharing of health data, early detection of vulnerabilities in information systems and medical connected devices, protecting the integrity of medical research. Blockchain will also enable dynamic risk assessment specific to the health sector and cyber insurance focus analysis, and provides an infrastructure for virtual reality, augmented reality and the metaverse in health where new applications, for patients, health professionals and the world of research will emerge.

On the occasion of the sixth AI international Summit (November 22-24, 2023), Professor Daniel Rueckert (Technical University of Munich) replies to our questions on ethical issues raised by the use of artificial intelligence in medical imaging.

For a long time, telecommuting was an atypical and little-used form of work organization. But the health crisis has changed all that. The rise of telecommuting has led to a radical transformation of the professional landscape. Its impact on the health of teleworkers is both major and little-known. In particular, the psychosocial risks induced by this work organization are difficult to grasp. What’s more, the law applicable to the protection of health in the workplace has not been adapted. All these circumstances call into question the need to create a common set of rules specific to telecommuting.

The car manufacturers continue their offer of mobility services around a customer who is no longer only owner of a vehicle but also simple temporary user. To improve the customer experience, we need to identify the real driver by using decentralized identity on the blockchain, coupled with a biometric system.In this article, based on the experience of a concrete project, we have evaluated the several biometrical methods for capturing information and their reliability in the automotive industry. We will share the lesson learned and the remaining tasks. This elegant means of identifying and exchanging data across customer journeys will open new opportunities between stakeholders. This collaborative co-creation will constitute a digital transformation in the interactions within an ecosystem.

The impact of climate change on PDO and PGI production can provide an excellent laboratory for verifying precisely whether, and to what extent, climate risks are perceived in a sector so closely linked to territories and climate; whether climate change requires a modification of the agricultural production model and the legal model to enable production to adapt to climate risks and sustainability requirements, particularly in the light of new « sui generis » human rights such as biocultural rights.

The digital advertising environment influences children’s food choices in a context of over-representation of fatty, sweet and salty products. Restricting this influence proves complex, given the variety and novelty of the marketing techniques used, subject to legal regimes that combine traditional branches of market law with new rules specific to the digital environment. Despite the assertion of children’s rights in relation to the digital environment, minors and their health are not sufficiently protected. Few rules exist (ban on concealed advertising, health messages, targeting of children’s advertising, etc.), and none really limits children’s exposure to digital advertising for nutritionally unbalanced foods.