Titlebook: New Dimensions in Bioethics; Science, Ethics and Arthur W. Galston,Emily G. Shurr Book 2001 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2001

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Home Sweet Hospital: The Nature and Limits of Family Responsibilities for Home Health Careck), a task traditionally assigned to women, a personally costly obligation, a loving act, a total commitment. Responsibility is, variously, something to cherish, something to resent, something that is thrust upon one, or something that one tries to thrust upon others.

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Ethics and Public Policy in A Democracy: The Case of Human Embryo Researchion. During the late 1960s and early 1970s, policy makers at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) convened a study panel to consider regulations covering fetal research. Publication of draft fetal research guidelines aroused little interest until the . decision in 1973.

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Human Sacrifice and Human Experimentation: Reflections at Nuremberg the Doctors’ Trial, which charged Nazi physicians with “crimes against humanity” and violations of Hippocratic ethics in the conduct of human experimentation, I want to begin with Hippocrates’ observation that to “experiment [is] treacherous.”

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Pesticide Use: Ethical, Environmental, and Public Health ImplicationsWorldwide, over 2.5 million tons of pesticides are applied each year . at a purchase price of $32 billion. In the United States alone, approximately 500,000 tons of 600 different types of pesticides are used annually,. with a yearly price tag of $6.5 billion, including application costs..

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The Social Function of the Scientist: The Ethics of Truth-TellingCarnegie Commission Report on Science, Technology and Government: Government is the complex of institutions, laws, customs and personalities though which a political unit exercises power and serves its constituencies. Science is the search for novel and significant truths about the natural world. Th

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Falling Leaves and Ethical Dilemmas: Agent Orange in Vietnamelty, but also because society has so little experience coping with the kinds of problems presented by new science. So it was, after the first atomic explosion forced us to confront how to regulate this powerful new force to benefit, rather than to destroy, humankind. So it is now, with our newfound