Titlebook: Ethics, Medical Research, and Medicine; Commercialism versus Andrew Thompson,Norman J. Temple Book 2001 Springer Science+Business Media New

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o worship our achievements, especially our technological ones, and ourselves. Mary Midgley‘ aptly names this phenomenon, "humanolatry." We have lost our respect for nature in our enthusiasm for changing it to that which suits our shortsighted ends. We must, as she says, "unlearn" this way of thinking.978-0-7923-7103-8978-94-010-0794-8

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How Essential is Medical Research?,th which we become aware of our particular world view(s) we will be able to examine and then alter our own ethical perspective. We will start off with two quite different perspectives on the essentialness and importance of medical research. The first is by far the best known, being widely expressed

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Cost, Distributive Justice and ,,costs of health care, but since I was well insured through my university, I had little private concern. A more personal interest in this topic was sparked by a visit to a hospital ethics committee in Eugene, Oregon, arranged by a physician of my acquaintance who was on the committee. My interest was

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Research Design,cientific considerations can have serious consequences. We shall review the aspects of where the research process is most vulnerable to unethical distortions. This chapter is concerned with the design of the research and the next chapter with publication of the results.

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Disseminating the Results, on what treatments are demanded and prescribed. It also has substantial impact on the stock prices of companies who offer the product or an essential portion of the procedure involved, such as the diagnostic testing kit or the medical apparatus.Release of promising results of incomplete or prelimin

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,Leaping Over the Species’ Gap: The Substitution of Humans by Other Animals in Testing of Proceduresantankerous issue for a long time, certainly since the beginning of the twentieth century. However, the issue has never really been approached from the world view that this book proposes; namely that of environmentalism and social justice. From this perspective medical research is “a grace,” somethi

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The Moral Justification for Substituting Other Animals in Medical Research,f trying to ignore the bothersome pest on one side and seeking an audience on the other. Franklin M. Loew, dean of the College of Veterinary Medicine at Cornell University has described it in these terms: “The research establishment has shown little interest in debating the technical merits of anima

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