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Taking sides. Clashing views on bioethical issues / selected, edited, and with introductions by Carol Levine.

Holman Biotech Commons R724 .T34 2012
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Format:
Book
Contributor:
Levine, Carol, 1934- editor.
Samuel Bellet Book Fund.
Series:
Taking sides
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Bioethics.
Ethics, Medical.
Medical ethics.
Medical Subjects:
Bioethics.
Ethics, Medical.
Physical Description:
xxx, 362 pages ; 24 cm.
Edition:
Fourteenth edition.
Other Title:
Clashing views on bioethical issues
Bioethical issues
Place of Publication:
New York : McGraw-Hill, [2012]
Contents:
1. Medical decision making
Is informed consent still central to medical ethics?
Should truth-telling depend on the patient's culture?
Does direct-to-consumer drug advertising enhance patient choice
2. End-of-life dilemmas
Have advance directives failed?
Is "palliative sedation" ethically different from active euthanasia?
Should physicians be allowed to assist in patient suicide?
3. Choices in reproduction
Is abortion immoral?
Should a pregnant woman be punished for exposing her fetus to risk?
4. Children, adolescents, and bioethics
Should adolescents be allowed to make their own life-and-death decisions?
Is it ethical to use steroids and surgery to stunt disabled children's growth?
Should vaccination for HPV be mandated for teenage girls?
5. Genetics
Is genetic enhancement an unacceptable use of technology?
Do the potential benefits of synthetic biology outweigh the possible risks?
6. Human experimentation
Should new drugs be given to patients outside clinical trials?
- Does community consultation in research protect vulnerable groups?
7. Bioethics and public policy
Is it fair to require individuals to purchase health insurance?
Should there be a market in human organs?
Does military necessity override medical ethics?
Should performance-enhancing drugs be banned from sports?
Should pharmacists be allowed to deny prescriptions on grounds of conscience?.
Notes:
Includes bibliographic references.
Local Notes:
Acquired for the Penn Libraries with assistance from the Samuel Bellet Book Fund.
ISBN:
9780078050114
0078050111
OCLC:
711779140

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