Author:
Chris Rudge
- Navigating the ‘regulatory quagmire’ for extracellular vesicle therapies in Australia
- The unexamined precursor to Robodebt
- Abortion Law Reform, Embryo Research, ART Regulation and Fetal Tissue Research in Australia: Some Clarifications
- Questions about the Abortion Law Reform Amendment (Health Care Access) Bill 2025 (NSW)
- The apparent rise of the sexsomnia defence in Australia: Principled criminal justice or catalyst for reform?
- Envisioning the risk of psychiatric injury during employment terminations: Elisha v Vision Australia Limited
- Promoting Cosmetic Procedures and the Duty to Warn of Risks
- Apportionment of Responsibility
- Late-career doctors: Too dangerous to diagnose patients?
- Recent writing: ‘SBVs’ and ‘GMOs’
- Interview on genome editing and xenotransplantation
- A small injection of strictness: The TGA’s clampdown on cosmetic injectables advertising
- CRISPR’d pig kidneys for xenotransplantation
- A Generational Miscalculation: Unpicking Centrelink’s Unlawful Income Apportionment
- Will a crackdown end the botox boom?
- On Fidge v Pfizer [2024] FCA 161
- The world’s first genome-editing medicine has been approved; bioethical inquiry should continue
- Right now, a million Centrelink claims lie unprocessed in Australia
- VAD in Victoria; the thalidomide assistance scheme; sexual misconduct reforms in health care
- Law and Class in the Twenty-First Century (Roundtable address, La Trobe Law School)
- Risk regulation conference paper; the thalidomide apology; and unlawful welfare convictions
- Chimeric monkey sheds light on what can be done with embryonic stem cells
- Exa-cel on review at the FDA
- Updates for September: Cosmetics and COVID-19
- Updates on welfare law
- Lessons in Lawfulness: An extraordinary development in social security law
- What happens when doctors don’t act as they should? And what’s the ruling against neurosurgeon Charlie Teo?
- The Robodebt Royal Commission
- New book chapter on law/bioethics of somatic cell genome editing (and sickle-cell diseases)
- Risk-based regulation of cellular therapies in Australia
- New ACT Bill to protect bodily rights of intersex people
- Submission to the Inquiry into Constitution Alteration (Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice) 2023
- Radio interview about cosmetic surgery regulation
- Doctors may soon get official ‘endorsements’ to practise cosmetic surgery – but will that protect patients?
- Podcast interview: ‘Learn Me Right in Health Law and Bioethics’
- Interview on Eastside FM
- Updates from ‘Cellular Horizons’
- Two conference papers to wrap up the year
- Who’s the best doctor for a tummy tuck or eyelid surgery? The latest review doesn’t actually say
- Why a modern legal education should examine constraints on the Commonwealth’s spending power
- On Bernie Fraser’s avowed dispreference for academic review of the RBA
- On Dobbs v Jackson Women’s Health Organization (2022)
- The Therapeutic Goods Administration has the power to stop misleading advertising. So why can’t it stop Craig Kelly’s texts?
- Mitochondrial donation law reform
- New substack blog: Welfare Law in Australia
- A Remedy for False Cures?
- Recent co-authored publications
- Launch of Philament 25—with a new website
- Update: MCNSW Report Completed; Articles in Progress
- Eliud Kipchoge’s marathon world record and the 2017 Hoogkamer/Nike study
- Chelmsford’s Legacy: Regulating Experimental Brain Interventions in the Public Interest
- A big report (in progress) and two book chapters
- Emotions and Device-Oriented Psychiatry in the Early Twentieth Century
- The Goldwater rule prevents psychiatrists diagnosing Trump from afar but some say there’s too much at stake
- Pain in the Brain: Worker’s Compensation Claims for CRPS-I in Australia
- Aldous Huxley and Neuropsychiatry
- Diagnosis at a Distance
- Capitalist Realism and Public Intellectualism
- Emotions and Publishing
- The Emotional Economy of Busywork
- The Nose Knows: Peter Goodrich in Critical Inquiry
- Researching the history of emotions
- Editing Philament
- Ancient Instincts, Modern Hardware: Paranoia, Medical Imaging and Surveillance Technics