On April 25, the Institute of Medical Law successfully hosted the "Medicine, Technology, and Legal Policy" seminar.

This high-profile event bridged the gap between medical and technology law, addressing a diverse range of critical issues including:

• Medical disputes and unlicensed medical practice.

• Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) for pharmaceuticals.

• Taiwan’s administrative guidelines for Medical AI.

• Genetic discrimination and surrogacy contracts.

• Cybersecurity and the regulation of online hate speech.

Throughout the sessions, presenters examined pivotal institutional challenges at the intersection of healthcare, technology, and social governance. The seminar featured in-depth analyses of international policy trends while showcasing the latest academic breakthroughs from domestic scholars.

The event was marked by a vibrant exchange of ideas and profound intellectual discourse. We extend our sincere gratitude to all speakers, discussants, and attendees for their contributions to this high-quality legal forum!