Titlebook: Living and Dying Well; Lewis Petrinovich Book 1996 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1996 Medical Ethics.death.ethics.health.health

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Death and Its Criteria,on, and the use of reproductive technologies. These issues were discussed within the perspectives of evolutionary theory, cognitive principles, and a rational liberalism seasoned with some utilitarian spices.

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Euthanasia,ated in terms of the expected normal developmental trajectory, with those individuals who have a strong likelihood to realize their normal potential helped to do so, and should emphasize the expected quality of life individuals might enjoy.

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Organ Transplants,done by 1988 (80% taking place between 1984 and 1988); in 1989, there were transplants of 1,673 hearts, 8,886 kidneys, 2,160 livers, 412 pancreases, 89 lungs, and 70 heart-lungs. There were more than 2,000 multiple-organ transplants in the 1980s, with the most common being pancreas-kidney-duodenum combinations, and heat-lung combinations.