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Bioethics for Beginners 60 Cases and Cautions from the Moral Frontier of Healthcare

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Gebundene Ausgabe

Erscheinungsdatum

29.05.2012

Verlag

John Wiley & Sons Inc

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192

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23.8/16.1/2 cm

Gewicht

390 g

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1. Auflage

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-470-65911-3

Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Gebundene Ausgabe

Erscheinungsdatum

29.05.2012

Verlag

John Wiley & Sons Inc

Seitenzahl

192

Maße (L/B/H)

23.8/16.1/2 cm

Gewicht

390 g

Auflage

1. Auflage

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-470-65911-3

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Libri GmbH
Europaallee 1
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DE

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  • Preface xi
     
    Acknowledgements xv
     
    Caution 1 Tip-Toe When Walking on the Bleeding Edge 1
     
    Case 1 The Dangers of Creating Life in the Lab 1
     
    Case 2 Design: More Intelligent Every Day 3
     
    Case 3 "Shroom" Science: Safe and Effective? 4
     
    Case 4 A Robot Code of Ethics 6
     
    Case 5 No More Periods, Period 8
     
    Case 6 Search Me, Shape Me, Any Way You Want Me 10
     
    Case 7 A Bloody Mess 11
     
    Case 8 Stem Cells: The Goo of Life and the Debate of the Century 14
     
    Caution 2 Everybody Lies 17
     
    Case 9 Lies, Damn Lies . . . and Scientific Misconduct 17
     
    Case 10 Conflict of Interest Means Business at NIH 18
     
    Case 11 While You're Here, How about a Spinal Tap? 21
     
    Case 12 Study Subject or Human Guinea Pig? 22
     
    Case 13 The New Tuskegee: Exploiting the Poor in Clinical Trials 23
     
    Case 14 Salt in the Wound: Will India Rise up
     
    Against the Oppression of Foreign Clinical Trials? 26
     
    Case 15 Dr. Hwang and the Bad Apple Theory of Scientific Misconduct 27
     
    Caution 3 The Genome Isn't What It Used to Be 34
     
    Case 16 Becoming Genomic: Just What Does it Mean Anyway? 34
     
    Case 17 Enhancement Comes from Insecurity 36
     
    Case 18 Wearing Genes from the Gulf War 37
     
    Caution 4 Reproduce at Your Own Peril 40
     
    Case 19 Tomorrow's Child: Making Babies in the Twenty-First Century 40
     
    Case 20 An Argument against Human Cloning 42
     
    Case 21 Two Genetic Moms: High-Tech Trouble or Double the Love? 49
     
    Case 22 Grave Robbing the Cradle 51
     
    Case 23 Baby Banking 53
     
    Case 24 Cash Strapped American Fertility Docs Cry Out for Mercy 54
     
    Caution 5 Don't Sweat the Nano-Sized Stuff 57
     
    Case 25 "Nanoethics": The ELSI of Twenty-First-Century Bioethics? 57
     
    Case 26 The Devil and the Deep Blue Sea 62
     
    Case 27 The Merging of Man and Machine 64
     
    Case 28 My Eye's on You 66
     
    Caution 6 The State Will Protect Your Health Right Up Until It Doesn't 69
     
    Case 29 Has the Spread of HPV Vaccine Marketing Conveyed Immunity to Common Sense? 69
     
    Case 30 Is the New Cigarette a Smoking Gun? Eclipse Unethical, Unregulated Research 71
     
    Case 31 "Universal" Healthcare: A Long Way Off 73
     
    Case 32 Newborn Screening with a Twist 75
     
    Case 33 HIV Testing Must Be Routine 76
     
    Case 34 Re-creating Flu: A Recipe for Disaster 78
     
    Case 35 Pandemic Influenza Requires Trust in Government Healthcare 79
     
    Case 36 A Hostile Environment for Environmental Protection Documents 82
     
    Case 37 To Quarantine or Not to Quarantine, Is That the Question? 83
     
    Caution 7 "Do No Harm" Has Become "Care for Yourself " 86
     
    Case 38 Medicine Is Not a Steel Mill 86
     
    Case 39 Does Your Doctor Have Skeletons? Good Luck Finding Them 87
     
    Case 40 Medicine's Dirty Laundry 89
     
    Case 41 Dr. Koop: Meet Dr. Ethics 91
     
    Case 42 Organ Donation: Why Isn't There an App for That? 94
     
    Case 43 Docu-Medical Shows Lack Reality 95
     
    Caution 8 You Aren't Dead Until Someone Tells You So 98
     
    Case 44 Redefining Retirement: Beyond Rest and Recreation 98
     
    Case 45 Medicare Is Going South: What Do We Owe the Aging? 99
     
    Case 46 The Fight to Die Well: We Will Expect More from Death Than Our Ancestors Did 100
     
    Case 47 The Case of the Body Snatchers 102
     
    Case 48 A Few Conclusions from the Terri Schiavo Case 104
     
    Case 49 Living Wills Save Money? Dude, Did You Really Say That Out Loud? 106
     
    Case 50 The Plural of Anecdote Is Not Ambien 107
     
    Caution 9 Eat Only Food for Thought 110
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