Julie Kent is Professor of Sociology of Health Technology at the University of the West of England in Bristol. Her research and publications examine the connections between ethics and regulation, the gendering of bodies, human tissue use in the biosciences and the emergence of ‘regenerative medicine’.

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• 1. Commodifying Tissues and Cells: New Tissue Economies 2. Regenerative Medicine: A Paradigm Shift? 3. Regulation and Governance of Tissue and Cell Based Therapies In Europe: Ethical Controversy and the Politics of Risk 4. A ‘Strict But Permissive Approach’ – A Case Study of Regulation and Governance In the UK 5. ‘Football Fields Of Skin’: A Masculinist Dream? 6. Remaking the Self 7. Life, Death and Immortality.

Julie Kent is Professor of Sociology of Health Technology at the University of the West of England in Bristol. Her research and publications examine the connections between ethics and regulation, the gendering of bodies, human tissue use in the biosciences and the emergence of ‘regenerative medicine’.

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• 1. Commodifying Tissues and Cells: New Tissue Economies 2. Regenerative Medicine: A Paradigm Shift? 3. Regulation and Governance of Tissue and Cell Based Therapies In Europe: Ethical Controversy and the Politics of Risk 4. A ‘Strict But Permissive Approach’ – A Case Study of Regulation and Governance In the UK 5. ‘Football Fields Of Skin’: A Masculinist Dream? 6. Remaking the Self 7. Life, Death and Immortality.

Julie Kent is Professor of Sociology of Health Technology at the University of the West of England in Bristol. Her research and publications examine the connections between ethics and regulation, the gendering of bodies, human tissue use in the biosciences and the emergence of ‘regenerative medicine’.

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• 1. Commodifying Tissues and Cells: New Tissue Economies 2. Regenerative Medicine: A Paradigm Shift? 3. Regulation and Governance of Tissue and Cell Based Therapies In Europe: Ethical Controversy and the Politics of Risk 4. A ‘Strict But Permissive Approach’ – A Case Study of Regulation and Governance In the UK 5. ‘Football Fields Of Skin’: A Masculinist Dream? 6. Remaking the Self 7. Life, Death and Immortality.