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Introduction,ffered by the technological development daily pose new issues and challenges. Parliaments should intervene to accommodate this pluralism, but they are often late in providing rules, and courts have to stand in for them.

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Professional Medical EthicsMEs from a comparative perspective, the present essay sketches some of the most significant and multifaceted interactions between the law and the CME, stressing how professional ethics is at the same time an element of axiological and legal pluralism (“inside” and “outside” the profession) and a tool that (potentially) accommodates pluralism.

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Patients’ Rights at the End of Life in Chilean Juridical System. Legal and Jurisprudential Analysis apid evolution of new healthcare quandaries and define a legal way to regulate healthcare practices at the end of life, as well as to delimit normative impact of them in our society, within so sensitive axiological contexts such as individual autonomy and the right to self-determine the vital project.