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Re-creating medicine : ethical issues at the frontiers of medicine

By KBL781 - Posted on 14 July 2010

TitleRe-creating medicine : ethical issues at the frontiers of medicine
Publication TypeBook
Year of Publication2000
AuthorsPence, Gregory E.
Paginationx, 207 p.
PublisherRowman & Littlefield
Place PublishedLanham, MD
Publication Languageeng
ISBN Number9780847696901
Accession Number43114535
Call NumberLC: R725.5; Dewey: 174.2; NLM: 2000 G-057; W 50
KeywordsBioethics. , Bioéthique. , ethics , Ethik , Éthique , Genetic , Médecine , Medical , Medical. , Medische , Medizin , Medizinische , Wissenschaftlich-technischer
Abstract

This is a collection of original essays on a variety of bioethics topics including organ and egg donation, surrogate pregnancy, cbper-medicine, cloning, gene therapy and patenting, and human enhancement. The author of this collection sees to refute older arguments and attitudes about these new developments in medicine, by examining how now widely accepted procedures were once controversial, and how these same arguments are now being applied to these new procedures. The author discusses commonly held attitudes towards these more controversial areas of medicine puts forward some unique and intriguing reasons for why research in these areas should continue to move forward.

Notes

24 cm.Acknowledgments -- Preface -- 1. Re-creating medicine by re-creating medical ethics -- 2. Re-creating the doctor-patient relationship: the ethics of cybermedicine -- 3. Re-creating organ donation: the case for reimbursement -- 4. Re-creating motherhood: buying reproductive help -- 5. Re-creating children: choosing traits -- 6. Re-creating our genes: cloning humans -- 7. Re-creating nature: patenting human genes? -- 8. Re-creating ourselves: no limits -- 9. Re-creating bioethics -- 10. Conclusions and reflections -- Index -- About the author.Includes bibliographical references and index.Recreating medicineGregory E. Pence. More Records: Show record informationBook

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