Core Definitions
Why Physiological Rights Go Beyond the Right to Food
Physiological rights are irreducible to the right to food — many physiological parameters cannot be maintained or restored through diet alone.
Inadequacy of the Right to Health
The limits of the State's obligation of means — why the right to health as currently framed fails to guarantee individual physiological integrity.
Physiological Rights
The full set of essential physiological needs that must be actively met to enable a person to live fully — a concrete, measurable complement to the right to health.
Rights-Based Medicine vs Evidence-Based Medicine
Integrating ethics and rights into medical decision-making — why the right to physiological integrity cannot be subordinated to the availability of clinical trial evidence.
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