Titlebook: Case Studies in Society, Religion, and Bioethics; Sana Loue Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2020 bioethics.human experimentation.

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Homosexuality: Sin, Crime, Pathology, Identity, Behavior*,he spectrum of sexual behavior, and as a component of individual identity. This chapter begins with a review of previous understandings of same-sex sexual behavior, demonstrating the interplay between currents in societal and religious perceptions and understandings of same-sex behavior and biomedic

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Body Modification of Minors*,though opposition to female genital cutting is longstanding in many Western countries, it is only relatively recently that similar ethical arguments have been voiced against the nontherapeutic circumcision of minor males. Relatively less attention in the professional bioethics literature has been de

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Medical Error: Truthtelling, Apology, and Forgiveness, more may suffer with a resulting disability. Physicians and other healthcare providers have frequently been counseled by their attorneys, insurance companies, and institutions’ risk managers to avoid expressions to the patient that indicate an assumption of responsibility or that offer an apology,

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Religious Refusal of Medical Treatment*,hers reject only specified procedures on the basis of their religious beliefs. The refusal of medical care for religious reasons has often been portrayed as a conflict between the religious beliefs of a patient or a patient’s parent(s) and the ethical obligations of the treating physician, the medic

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Nazism, Religion, and Human Experimentation, experiments carried out on Nazi concentration camp prisoners, including the economic challenges then facing physicians, the potential for increased status and power in the Nazi government, and their own hostility toward Jews and others deemed “not worth living.” They conducted these experiments aga

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Animal Experimentation in Biomedical Science,necessity of conducting research with animals. This chapter provides a review of religious views toward the use of animals in biomedical research and explores the extent to which such views are congruent—or not—with secular views and current practices relating to the use of animals in research. The

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The New Frontier: Cloning,imagination. This scientific achievement prompted debate by bioethicists, religious voices, and governments related to the potential benefits and adverse consequences potentially associated with either reproductive or therapeutic cloning and the wisdom of permitting either. This chapter examines the

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