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- Mary Ann Baily, Learning From Clinical Experience.
- Margaret P. Battin, Terminal Sedation: Pulling the Sheet Over Our Eyes.
- Daniel Callahan, Organized Obfuscation: Advocacy for Physician-Assisted Suicide.
- Gary Duhon, An Uncomfortable Refusal Pp. 15-15 HTML Version | PDF Version (78k) Subject Headings: Premature Infants -- Medical Care -- Moral and Ethical Aspects. Commentary.
- Rosalind Feldman, Nursing Home Contradictions.
- Joseph J. Fins, Web of Care: How Will the Electronic Medical Record Change Medicine?
- Lawrence O. Gostin, International Development Assistance for Health: Ten Priorities for the Next President.
- Gregory E. Kaebnick, The Value of a Drug.
- Ellen K. Feder Katrina Karkazis, What's in a Name?: The Controversy Over "Disorders of Sex Development".
- Adrienne Martin, Hope and Exploitation.
- Paul T. Menzel, Too Hot for Politics to Handle?: Hard Questions About Health Insurance.
- James E. Sabin Kathleen Mazor Vanessa Meterko Sarah L. Goff Richard Platt, Comparing Drug Effectiveness at Health Plans: The Ethics of Cluster Randomized Trials.
- Timothy E. Quill, Physician-Assisted Death in the United States: Are the Existing "Last Resorts" Enough?
- Haavi Morreim Rebecca Dresser David B. Resnik Robert J. Wells, The Sex Kitten of Bioethics?: Research Ethics Comes of Age.
- Susan M. Wolf, Confronting Physician Assisted Suicide and Euthanasia: My Father's Death.
- Stephen Bates, Prenates, Postmorts, and Bell-Curve Dignity.
- Erika Blacksher, Children's Health Inequalities: Ethical and Political Challenges to Seeking Social Justice.
- Ana Blohm, House Calls.
- Daniel Callahan, The Blame Game: How to Evade the Cost Problem.
- Walter Glannon, Altering the Brain and Mind.
- A. A. Eduard Verhagen Pieter J. Sauer Daniel Callahan Frank A. Chervenak Laurence B. McCullough Birgit Arabin Tim Smith Georgia Goldfarb, "Are Their Babies Different From Ours?": Dutch Culture and the Groningen Protocol.
- Thomas H. Murray Joyce A. Griffin, Getting Out of Dodge.
- Ian Mitchell Juliet Guichon, Teenage Decision-Making Capacity.
- Gregory E. Kaebnick, Reasons of the Heart: Emotion, Rationality, and the "Wisdom of Repugnance".
- Mark R. Mercurio, A Day Too Long: Rethinking Physician Work Hours.
- Hilde Lindemann James Lindemann Nelson, The Romance of the Family.
- Harald Schmidt, Childhood Obesity and Parental Responsibilities.
- Carl E. Schneider, Jesting Pilate.
- Virginia A. Sharpe, "Clean" Nuclear Energy?: Global Warming, Public Health, and Justice.
- David DeGrazia Richard E. Thompson, Debating Health Care Reform.
- Erika Blacksher, Carrots and Sticks to Promote Healthy Behaviors: A Policy Update.
- Virginia A. Moyer Ned Calonge Steven M. Teutsch Jeffrey R. Botkin, Expanding Newborn Screening: Process, Policy, and Priorities.
- Raymond De Vries, The Prepositions of Bioethics.
- Rebecca Dresser, The Limits of Apology Laws.
- Bruce K. Lin Alan R. Fleischman, Screening and Caring for Children with Rare Disorders.
- Ezekiel J. Emanuel Christine Grady, Is Longer Always Better? Pp. 10-12 HTML Version | PDF Version (111k) Subject Headings: Informed Consent (Medical Law) Commentary.
- Laura D. Hermer, Personal Responsibility: A Plausible Social Goal, but Not for Medicaid Reform.
- Bruce Jennings, Catering to Blindness: A Closer Look at a “Just” World.
- Gregory E. Kaebnick, Evidence and Ethics.
- Anna C. Mastroianni, Sustaining Public Trust: Falling Short in the Protection of Human Research Participants.
- Mary Ann Baily Thomas H. Murray, Ethics, Evidence, and Cost in Newborn Screening.
- Michael Stolberg, Two Pioneers of Euthanasia Around 1800.
- Robert Streiffer, Informed Consent and Federal Funding for Stem Cell Research.
- Nancy Berlinger, Field Notes.
- Ezekiel J. Emanuel, What Are Bioethicists.
- Dov Fox, The Regulation of Biotechnologies: Four Recommendations.
- Paul Gelsinger & Adil E. Shamoo, Eight Years After Jesse's Death, Are Human Research Subjects Any Safer?
- Susan Gilbert, Trials and Tribulations.
- Sara Goering, Suzanne Holland & Kelly Fryer-Edwards, Transforming Genetic Research Practices with Marginalized Communities: A Case for Responsive Justice.
- Larry O. Gostin, The Deregulatory State.
- Lynn A. Jansen, Doctor Vs. Scientist?
- Steven Joffe & Franklin G. Miller, Bench to Bedside: Mapping the Moral Terrain of Clinical Research.
- Gregory E. Kaebnick, Unrest About Research.
- Greg Koski, Tipping Point, Over the Top, or Just Noncompliance as Usual?
- Karen J. Maschke, Human Research Protections:.
- Mark R. Mercurio, Rituals of Unburdening.
- Lois Snyder & Paul S. Mueller, Research in the Physician's Office:.
- Mary Crowley, Justice as a Frame for Health Reform.
- David DeGrazia, Single Payer Meets Managed Competition: The Case for Public Funding and Private Delivery.
- Ezekiel J. Emanuel, The Problem with Single-Payer Plans.
- Insoo Hyun, Stem Cells From Skin Cells: The Ethical Questions.
- Gregory E. Kaebnick, Field Notes.
- Gregory E. Kaebnick, Reforming Health Care Reform.
- Hilde Lindemann & Marian Verkerk, Ending the Life of a Newborn: The Groningen Protocol.
- Paul T. Menzel, A Path to Universal Access.
- Len M. Nichols, On the Moral Superiority of a Single-Payer System.
- Carl Schneider, Craft and Power.
- Charity Scott, Belief in a Just World: A Case Study in Public Health Ethics.
- Jeremy R. Simon & Ruth L. Fischbach, “Doctor, Will You Turn Off My LVAD?”.
- Jeff Stryker, Lethal Injections: Medicine and Research.
- Matthew K. Wynia, Laying the Groundwork for a Defense Against Participation in Torture?
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