Titlebook: Ethical Challenges in Cancer Diagnosis and Therapy; Axel W. Bauer,Ralf-Dieter Hofheinz,Jochen S. Utika Book 2021 Springer Nature Switzerla

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Gerechter Frieden und Cybersicherheit,emerging topics such as use of healthcare data and open science is also proposed. While not intending to cover all arguments in the complex conversation around the regulation of medicines for cancer (let alone, around the regulation of medicines in general), this chapter aims to give a basis for fur

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ape by examining issues involving (a) informed consent; (b) research involving children; (c) end of life; (d) genetic and genomic testing; and (e) professionalism. We also examine ethical challenges in clinical research, in children and more broadly. While not an exhaustive exploration of the myriad

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-4-431-67941-7Given that living and dying are profoundly mental by nature, the human mind plays a fundamental role in the command of both. Based on this, this chapter also outlines the essentials of terminal thought plasticity and affect catharsis en route to a mindful, . death. It identifies and advocates eight

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,“Object” of CONTROL: Framing the Fragments,at are identified through biomedical diagnostic technologies. With early detection becoming the primary mode of practice in breast cancer, illness has  to be re-conceptualized. If a woman is to undergo treatment after a diagnosis of asymptomatic disease—without symptoms being present in her lifeworl

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-14472-2been translated from Italian to English. This is followed by an essay, published here for the first time, on “the life beyond cancer”, on the patient’s time without tumors and the consequences of therapies and mutilating operations. Our methodological approach is based on Havi Carel’s .. The close r