Titlebook: Ethical Issues in Pediatric Hematology/Oncology; Kate A. Mazur,Stacey L. Berg Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2020 pediatric tran

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,‘Female Nature’, Body Culture and ,ome into conflict. When and how should a diagnosis of cancer be revealed to adolescents and their families and should adolescents be free to deny their parents this knowledge at certain levels of capacity? Who should have the say regarding the distribution of scarce resources? To what extent should

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-6091-885-8es that predictably provoke conflict between well-meaning people. This chapter will review the prototypical types of conflicts that occur in the practice of pediatric hematology/oncology and propose methods of managing these conflicts that hinge on established ethical principles and disciplined reas

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Developing Teaching about Dancene in oncology. It is estimated that by 2025 oncology will dominate the global next-generation sequencing market, with nearly US$13.6 billion spent on companion diagnostics [95]. These advances in clinical oncology, however, must be built on a solid foundation of research to better understand the mo

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Dangerous Adolescents, Model Adolescentsren by administering experimental chemotherapy when it would have been kinder and gentler to “l(fā)et them die in peace.” [1] Now, almost 70?years later, the 5-year survival rates in pediatric leukemia are greater than 80% [2]. Clinical studies have served as the engine for these successes. Today, appro

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Conclusion: Thinking Differently,risingly, children receiving cancer-directed therapy as well as survivors of childhood cancers have reported poorer psychological, social, and physical health-related quality of life as compared to siblings, same-age peers, and children with other chronic conditions. Too often, symptoms are seen by

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