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Coercion Law

Meaning

Coercion Law, in the context of health and wellness, refers to the body of legal and ethical principles designed to prevent the use of force, threats, or undue influence to compel an individual to undergo medical treatment, share personal physiological data, or adopt specific health behaviors. This framework protects the fundamental right to self-determination and informed consent, particularly as predictive health data and advanced therapies become more prevalent. The law ensures that all decisions regarding hormonal health and physiological monitoring are made voluntarily and without external pressure.