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  A discussion of the ethical issues of organ transplants. |
site deals with new developments in bioethics and medical ethics, offers texts and information about conferences and workshops on ethical aspects of the life sciences. |
the latest issues and commentary (at MSNBC). |
Home page of the National Human Genome Research Institute, the arm of the U.S. National Institutes of Health dedicated to advancing human health through genetic research. |
A specialized collection of books, journals, newspaper articles, legal materials, regulations, codes, and government publications. |
Uses case studies and discussion questions to introduce bioethics themes and issues into the secondary school classroom. |
These pages provide suggested readings as a starting point in learning about bioethics / health care ethics. |
"Science Friday" audio discussion with Charles Greer, Arthur Caplan, and Susanna Priest on public attitudes about biotechnology research around the world and on the identification of a human gene linked to pheromones. Features related links. |
A cancer patient discusses the issues of informed consent, patient autonomy, quality of life and human dignity. |
How should clinicians approach an ethical dilemma when they have little time to ponder or to seek consultation? This proven method works. |
Case commentary on a common dilemma. When can and must children be treated without parental consent? |
Case commentary on a controversial topic. Should newly dead bodies be used to teach medical practitioners skills that can be used to save others? |
This site covers ethical, legal, social issues of HIV/AIDS in AFRICA (focus on South Africa). Folders cover patients, health care professionals, resource allocation, research, IPR and other issues. |
Islamic views on many medical ethics issues including organ donation, cloning, euthanasia, abortion , fertility, sex change operations. |
Canadian nursing ethics website. Highly informative and professional. |
Large collection of commentaries on a wide range of topics by an international, multi-faith network of progressive feminist religious scholars and leaders. |
Markkula Center for Applied Ethics. |
Links to a variety of papers, events, case studies, and Internet resources. |
The National Rural Bioethics Project aims to identify ethics-related issues that face rural healthcare providers, and to develop and provide appropriate and relevant resources and materials that help resolve such issues. |
NAROF gives voice to parents and professionals critical of current practices in neonatology. A resource to gain insight into the human cost of raising survivors of neonatal research and practice. |
Broad overview of historical and current moral issues in the fields of medical treatment and research, from the U. of Penn. Includes news, headlines, articles, upcoming events. |
This site provides comprehensive information about the science, policy, and ethical aspects of research and experimentation on the early stages of human life. |
Resources on bioethics issues, including a weekly news digest of the latest bioethics news from around the world. |
The bioethics of clinical medical practice, medical research, health care ethics, public health, and human rights are dealt with in this course. |
A center devoted to teaching future clinical ethicists. |
Whether human-made elements of primary life structures that define the essence of this Court's vaguely defined non-viable (fetus) patentable subject matter under 35 U.S.C. |
A collection of bioethics web resources provided by the National Institutes of Health |
London-based institution studies a range of bioethical issues, providing academic analysis from a Catholic perspective. |
Portal on issues in bioethics offers news and articles. |
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