Over a year after the referendum on EU membership, even the broad parameters of the
legal arrangements of Brexit remain frustratingly unclear. Details are woefully lacking. The
EU insists that a withdrawal agreement must be settled before discussing any future EU/UK
(trade) agreement(s). The withdrawal agreement will cover the position of R-EU nationals in
the UK and vice versa and the UK’s liabilities to the EU. Both have implications for health
law. The UK intends to secure legal continuity and reform through statute and executive
action. EU law is deeply entwined in UK health law, albeit often indirectly. No area of health
law will remain entirely untouched by Brexit. This article considers the implications of the
withdrawal agreement, and the EU (Withdrawal) Bill, on key aspects of UK health law, and
argues that the health law community must be attentive to these unfolding processes
