An edition of Medical ethics
(2000)
Medical ethics
by James D. Torr
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As medical technology advances, doctors are faced with increasingly complex decisions about life and death. The authors in this anthology debate what principles should guide physicians' conduct in the following tentative chapters: What Ethics Should Guide Organ Donations? Are Reproductive Technologies Ethical? Is Human Cloning Ethical? Does Physician-Assisted Suicide Violate Medical Ethics?
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Should physicians ever hasten patients' deaths? --
What ethics should guide organ transplants? --
Are reproductive technologies ethical? --
What ethics should guide biomedical research?
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 164-166) and index.
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