Life choices: a hastings center introduction to bioethics
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TextPublication details: Washington, D.C. Georgetown University Press 2000Edition: 2nd edDescription: xiv, 601pISBN: - 0-87840-757-X
- WA 31 .H69 2000
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Address some major issues such as allocation, rights and responsibilities, reproductive freedom, limiting care, terminating treating for the terminally ill, birth defects, handling human embryos, genetic diagnosis, and screening, organ and tissue procurement, and genetic engineering. Contains sections on the goals and allocation of medicine and human cloning and examines a range of bioethical questions bringing together some probing and instructive essays in the field and articles on genetics, the duty to die, and ethical theory.
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