Dark medicine rationalizing unethical medical research /

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Tác giả khác: LaFleur, William R., Böhme, Gernot, Shimazono, Susumu, 1948-
Định dạng: Điện tử eBook
Ngôn ngữ:Tiếng Anh
Được phát hành: Bloomington : Indiana University Press, c2007.
Loạt:Bioethics and the humanities.
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  • The ethics of evil: the challenge and the lessons of Nazi medical experiments / Arthur L. Caplan
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  • Biohazard: unit 731 in postwar Japanese politics of national "forgetfulness" / Frederick R. Dickinson
  • Biological weapons: the United States and the Korean War / G. Cameron Hurst III
  • Experimental injury: wound ballistics and aviation medicine in mid-century America / Susan Lindee
  • Stumbling toward bioethics: human experiments policy and the early Cold War / Jonathan D. Moreno
  • Toward an ethics of iatrogenesis / Renée C. Fox
  • Strategies for survival versus accepting impermanence: rationalizing brain death and organ transplantation today / Tetsuo Yamaori
  • The age of a "revolutionized human body" and the right to die / Yoshihiko Komatsu
  • Why we must be prudent in research using human embryos: differing views of human dignity / Susumu Shimazono
  • Eugenics, reproductive technologies, and the feminist dilemma in Japan / Miho Ogino
  • Refusing utopia's bait: research, rationalizations, and Hans Jonas / William R. LaFleur.