Titlebook: Why Should We Care?; Donald Evans Textbook 1990Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1990 autonomy.care.diagnosis.ethics.morality.ph

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The Status of the Foetus,mponents of future and existing people. They have also arisen from the age-old problem of pregnancies that are for one reason or another undesirable. Consequently there exists a considerable body of opinion in society giving rise to much argument when moral dilemmas arise. These arguments are rooted

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Experiments on People and Animals, would agree that there is something ‘special’ about living things that demands a respect not afforded inanimate objects, and that there is something particularly special about human life that sets it apart again from other living entities. But what is it that places human life on such a lofty pedes

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The Development of Drugs, illegal stimulants, I will use it here to mean any substance administered with a view to producing physiological change (excluding the basic metabolic requirements of food, water and oxygen). The physiological change may be therapeutic in itself or merely facilitate a therapeutic procedure (e.g. an

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Informed Consent,e-lately’. Although it may appear self-evident that the obligations or duties of physicians and the rights or claims of patients are mutually implicatory, the directions and weights of these implications have been little considered before the present century. Whilst philosophers may have recognised

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Textbook 1990Latest editionckle general questions of the nature of moral action and decision-making in health-care practice, others tackle specific conceptual issues which have considerable bearing on the question of what ought or ought not to be done. The essayists are all health-care professionals with a keen interest in et

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