Informed Consent to Vaccination: Theoretical, Legal, and Empirical Insights (2019, American Journal of Law & Medicine) (with D. Riess)

Gilbar, R., & Karako-Eyal, N. (2020). Withdrawal of life-prolonging treatment in the face of severely limited resources: Ethical and legal analysis of the law in Israel. Medical Law International, 20(3), 230–255.

Beyond the Ethical Boundaries of Solidarity: Increasing Vaccination Rates through Mandatory Education to Solidarity (Texas A&M Law Review, 2019).

The Dying Patient Act in Medical Practice, 41 TAU Law Review 185 (2018) (with R. Gilbar and M. Peled Raz) (Hebrew)

Increasing Vaccination Rates through Tort Law: Theoretical and Empirical Insights, 86 UMKC L. Rev. 1 (2017)

Making Decisions on Artificial Ventilation at the End of Life: Does Law Affect Medical Practice? 24 The Elder Law Journal 293 (2017) (with R. Gilbar)

The Dying Patient Act 2005: Practice, Ethics and law in Israel, in Lavi S., Boaz H., Hashiloni-Dolev Y., Davidovitch N., Filc D., (eds), Bioethics in Israel: Socio-Legal, Political and Empirical Analysis (Cambridge University Press, 2017). (with R. Gilbar)

The Ringworm Case and the Lost Opportunities for the Construction of a Collective Healing Process, International Journal of Conflict Engagement and Resolution (Special Issue- Mediation and Health) (2017).

The Right for Autonomy, the Duty of Disclosure and Public Health Considerations – The 2013 Polio Crisis in Israel as a Case Study, 36 Pace Law Review 908 (2016).

Pro- Natalism and Medical Negligence Claims against Gynecologists, in Book in Honor of Justice (Ret.) E. Matzah (Buchman Faculty of Law, Tel Aviv University) (2015) (Hebrew).

The Principle of “Retitutio in Integrum” in Personal Injuries Claims: A Basic Principle that has been Abandoned?, 9 Haifa Law Review 175 (2015) (Hebrew)