Titlebook: Who Decides?; Conflicts of Rights Nora K. Bell Book 1982 HUMANA Press Inc. 1982 Beauchamp.Ethics.Health Care Ethics.autonomy.bioethics.hea

金桌活畫面

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Ethics and Reproductive BiologyThe topic of “Ethics and Reproductive Biology” is exceedingly broad, complicated by the fact that, in our society, we possess no simple and comparatively common language for talking about a whole cluster of issues concerning reproduction. My approach will be to accept the broadness of the topic, and then try to analyze different components.

小樣他閑聊

invert

合群

Goals of Medical Caree successful discovery of those goals or for the proper ways of creating or inventing the ends of medicine. Beyond that, one will need to know what will count as medicine or health care. Leon Kass, for example, has criticized much of what modern medicine does, not in terms simply of it being immoral

heirloom

Silent-Ischemia

雪上輕舟飛過

hyperuricemia

Allocating Autonomyl time, health care is becoming so humanized and patients so educated that—instead of meeting each other halfway— they have all but exchanged places. As professionals become increas-ingly human and patients increasingly professional, little turf remains that belongs exclusively to one or the other.

淘氣

What is Heroic? To establish the civilization, to surmount the odds, to lighten the darkness, to extend the faith, to keep the faith, to bring good, or to give life. It is being bigger than life. Sometimes just to live. But, it is to be remembered.