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The problem of conscientious objection in the health field is not closed, neither from the point of view of social phenomenology nor from the legal point of view. There are conflicts between deep convictions of the human being and legal duties and, on the other hand, there is a growing multiculturality of different societies. In this perspective, radical questions arise (root) that are obviously complex, but at the same time touch, as dew water, the most nuclear of existence, both of each individual and the whole of that society. It is fundamental to deepen the need to legally regulate this objection of conscience, for the benefit of a Democratic and Social State of Law where no nuclear aspect is violated or violated for the comprehension and apprehension of the human being and his boundless wealth.

La objeción de conciencia en el ámbito sanitario en España. Una perspectiva iusfilosófica