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Mitsuo Niinomi,Masaaki Nakaiety from the sphere of politics and the evasion of any transformative action by an increasingly depoliticized and technocratic state. It is therefore obvious that we cannot find the paradigm of postcommunist social praxis in the ever-narrowing political sphere. Instead, we should focus on this very

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Yoshifuru Mitsui,Rie Y. Umetsuapter claims that an informed consent procedure is necessary. Rejecting Steiner’s arguments about the deceased status, the analysis employs the concept of “once-alive” to ., and not to forget, the past condition of life and to bridge it to the actual condition of death. According to this dimension,

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Fengxiang Qin,Zhenhua Dan,Wei Zhang,Soyalatu,Mitsuo Niinomi,Takeyuki Nakamoto,Takahiro Kimura,Takashapter claims that an informed consent procedure is necessary. Rejecting Steiner’s arguments about the deceased status, the analysis employs the concept of “once-alive” to ., and not to forget, the past condition of life and to bridge it to the actual condition of death. According to this dimension,

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re. Concurrently, the rapid growth in genetic knowledge generates many concerns related to the ethical and social consequences of the development of biotechnology. It is, in fact, suggested that it leads to the geneticization of bioethics. Hence, the objective of this text is to present the major di

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Fumihiro Wakaind, a major emphasis has been on protecting the participants from being discriminated against or having their privacy violated. The other main emphasis has been on the substantial benefits that can be reaped from the research. I show how these often conflicting positions share an important underlyin

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nd, a major emphasis has been on protecting the participants from being discriminated against or having their privacy violated. The other main emphasis has been on the substantial benefits that can be reaped from the research. I show how these often conflicting positions share an important underlyin