Encyclopedia of Bioethics, Volumen1Simon & Schuster Macmillan, 1995 - 2950 páginas This is a interdisciplinary study of the ethical and moral dimensions of human conduct in the areas of the life sciences and health care. It contains 460 articles and re-examines and expands on the previous edition. |
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... humans and non- human primates has something to do with the complex emotional relationships that humans share and nonhu- mans do not , then Caplan's argument appears valid . That is , because these humans may be part of a familial or ...
... humans and non- human primates has something to do with the complex emotional relationships that humans share and nonhu- mans do not , then Caplan's argument appears valid . That is , because these humans may be part of a familial or ...
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... human condition , a wish to avoid the application of a medical procedure that is disproportionate to the beneficial ... Human Subjects Fundamental Guideline Research on human subjects should always ensure the highest respect for the ...
... human condition , a wish to avoid the application of a medical procedure that is disproportionate to the beneficial ... Human Subjects Fundamental Guideline Research on human subjects should always ensure the highest respect for the ...
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... human embryos for commercial purposes or simply to be exploited as " biological material " is immoral because it is opposed to human dignity . Cryopreservation 101. The freezing of embryos , even when carried out to preserve the life of ...
... human embryos for commercial purposes or simply to be exploited as " biological material " is immoral because it is opposed to human dignity . Cryopreservation 101. The freezing of embryos , even when carried out to preserve the life of ...
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