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Bioethics

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Toward a moral horizon

Janet L. Storch

2004

Human cloning and human dignity

President's Council on Bioethics (U.S.)

2002

The value of life

John Harris

1985

Health care ethics

Benedict M. Ashley

1978

Jewish biomedical law

Daniel B. Sinclair

2003

Cases, materials, and problems on bioethics and law

Ellen Wright Clayton, Roy G. Spece, Michael H. Shapiro et al.

2002

Stories Matter

Rita Charon

2002

Perilous knowledge

Tom Wilkie

1993

Limits

Roger B. Dworkin

1996

Biotechnology unzipped

Eric S. Grace

1997

Toward a more natural science

Leon Kass

1988

Human Cloning and Human Dignity

President's Council on Bioethics (U.S.), Leon Kass

2002

The ultimate experiment

Nicholas Wade

1977

The ethics of environmentally responsible health care

Jessica Pierce

2004

Biomedical ethics

Walter Glannon

2005

Pearson's comprehensive medical assisting

Nina Beaman, Lorraine Fleming-MCPhillips

2006

Scientific illustration; theory and practice

Charles S. Papp

1968

Rites of life

Landrum B. Shettles

1983

Cloning

M. L. Rantala

1999

Bioethics in Canada

Samantha Brennan, Anthony Skelton, Charles Weijer

2013

Encyclopedia of bioethics

Warren T. Reich

1978

Brave New Bioethics

Gregory E. Pence

2002

Biohealth

Raymond Downing

2011

Ethical and policy issues in research involving human participants

United States. National Bioethics Advisory Commission.

2001

Cyborg babies

Joseph Dumit, Robbie Davis-Floyd

1998

Contemporary issues in bioethics

Tom L. Beauchamp, Jeffrey P. Kahn, LeRoy Walters et al.

2007

The Patient Self-Determination Act

Lawrence P. Ulrich

2001

Law and bioethics

Jo Ann Manfra, Thomas A. Shannon, Shannon, Thomas A.

1982

Fox Forever

Mary E. Pearson

2014

Myth of the Moral Brain

Harris Wiseman, Arthur L. Caplan

2016

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