Titlebook: Bioethics Yearbook; Regional Development The Center for Ethics, Medicine and Public Issues, Book 1992 Springer Science+Business Media Dordr

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,Bioethics in the United Kingdom and Ireland: 1989–1991,d a case of alleged active euthanasia in Section XI. In their discussion of cases, the authors also speculate upon the possible implications of these cases for future developments in bioethics. Finally, the report draws upon scholarly exchanges, as well as accounts in the popular media, to present a

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,Bioethics in Scandinavia: 1989–1991,sh and Swedish developments regarding criteria of death and transplantation. The fourth section deals with a number of issues which involve adult patients: treatment of patients in a persistent vegetative state, genetic testing, and HIV/AIDS.

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,Bioethical Developments in India: 1989–1991,tity of life is deemed less important than the quality of life. This sort of judgment poses many ethical dilemmas for the people, which in practice are resolved in the context of cultural traditions interacting with socioeconomic considerations.

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,Bioethics in China: 1989–1991,cademic meetings were discouraged, but discussions were still pursued in academic journals, and the media retained a strong interest in bioethics. The legal case on euthanasia, decided in May 1991, prompted further efforts to prepare a Second National Conference on Euthanasia. However, new topics al

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,Hanslicks unterschätzte Wegbereiter,d a case of alleged active euthanasia in Section XI. In their discussion of cases, the authors also speculate upon the possible implications of these cases for future developments in bioethics. Finally, the report draws upon scholarly exchanges, as well as accounts in the popular media, to present a

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,IV. Kunst und künstliches Leben,tity of life is deemed less important than the quality of life. This sort of judgment poses many ethical dilemmas for the people, which in practice are resolved in the context of cultural traditions interacting with socioeconomic considerations.

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