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

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The Genomics Revolution in Medicine: A Case of Extreme Information Overload, almost every conceivable way, ranging from conquering disease to growing vitamin-rich, disease-resistant, fast-growing, new crops, to cleaning up our wastes by genetically-engineered bacteria. Exciting times indeed for scientists involved in this epic research and for those of us with great expectations.

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a sense of right and wrong. We articulate and then impose this sensitivity upon ourselves in the form of ethical guidelines, rules, regulations, and laws. We have, regrettably, also developed marvelously clever ways of justifying our behavior whenever it runs afoul of these prescriptions. We have, f

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How Essential is Medical Research?,implicitly and explicitly in both the professional and popular media. The second we have seen clearly and forcefully stated only once. We suggest that what is to be promoted ethically, ought not to depend on the basis of better marketing.

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The Dubious Merits of Screening for Cancer of the Breast and Prostate,ther prominent persons. It is unorthodox, if not blasphemous, to take a contrary public stance. However, one important item has been overlooked in this juggernaut campaign. The research that has been done leaves serious question marks as to the value of screening for these cancers.

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