The Regulation of Health Technologies: a European Perspective' deals with the increasingly important issues and opportunities stirred by the interplay of regulation and technology in the health sector from a European perspective open to the global dimension of healthcare innovation. Conceived as a textbook for academic teaching and as a reference text for non-specialists, it provides a genuinely cross-disciplinary in-depth overview of crucial topics at the intersection of health and safety regulations and biomedical technologies, such as the right to health and health justice, the coordination of liability and risk management in the regulation of biomedical innovation, access to human tissues and data, the challenges to intellectual property protection, the law and politics of biomedical innovation in the European Internal Market.