Titlebook: Ethical Challenges in Cancer Diagnosis and Therapy; Axel W. Bauer,Ralf-Dieter Hofheinz,Jochen S. Utika Book 2021 Springer Nature Switzerla

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Euthanasia and Assisted Suicide: Realization or Abandonment of Self-determination?,ths or years that they want only to die and lack the means to do so. Being unable to die can be worse than death, one might say or think. But until we ourselves have crossed that frontier, we do not know this for certain. To die could be worse than not being able to die. One case is difficult to dis

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Routine Oncology Treatment and Its Human Deficits,elming bureaucratisation, and technologisation challenge oncologists in a way that may cause mental and physical exhaustion, often—paradoxically—despite high job and specialty satisfaction. This article (i) summarises research findings with a special focus on oncologists’ burnout (including factors

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Cancer in Literature: Between Phenomenology and Symbolism, and interpretations of cancer are pathophenomenology, aetiology, diagnosis and therapy, image of the physician, subjectivity of the patient, medical institutions, social reactions and symbolism. The relationship between literature and medicine is a complex and reciprocal one marked by ontological d

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4939-0962-9ng to the current state of research, the promotion of methadone as a cure for cancer is ethically unacceptable. In this case the media are not fulfilling their task of imparting knowledge, because they are not communicating the current state of research or the associated ethical questions.

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Cancer, the Media and Dealing with Knowledge,ng to the current state of research, the promotion of methadone as a cure for cancer is ethically unacceptable. In this case the media are not fulfilling their task of imparting knowledge, because they are not communicating the current state of research or the associated ethical questions.

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