Titlebook: Bioethics Beyond Altruism; Donating and Transfo Rhonda M Shaw Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2017 Science and Te

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Hermann Simon,Christian Homburgts’ moral reckoning of it. This is arguably no more so than where recipients, having received the scarce and precious gift-of-life, live in constant awareness that they are being scrutinised and judged as to their worthiness of the gift. This chapter is based on qualitative research conducted in Aus

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Hermann Simon,Christian Homburgensive care is a place where sick patients may die. With one in five patients dying in intensive care, end-of-life care is an important area for doctors and nurses who work in this area. However, due to New Zealand’s low organ donation rates compared to other developed countries, recent initiatives

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Kundenzufriedenheit durch Kernkompetenzenr what conditions these costs and benefits are apportioned. This chapter explicates the concept of value as an anthropological concern to focus attention on the exchange of organs between living-related kidney donors in Mexico and their kin recipients. Drawing on ethnographic fieldwork on the strate

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-87387-3xclusively breastfeeding his son until he was ready to accept solid food. Producing some milk of his own, and providing expressed donor milk through an at-the-breast supplemental nursing system, MacDonald succeeded in his objective. In the process, he and his partner became part of a bridging networ

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Rhonda M ShawOffers a fascinating interdisciplinary account of the human body can be used to repair, replace and reproduce.Taps into a useful breadth of examinations of transactions that involve organs, gametes, t

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