Bioethics in the United Kingdom: Genetic Screening, Disability Rights, and the Erosion of Trust

Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics 12 (3):235-241 (2003)
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Abstract

It goes almost without saying that there are no academic bioethical debates that are unique to the United Kingdom. The debates in which U.K. bioethicists become involved take place in international journals and in books with a worldwide readership. The contributions of those from these shores are frequently made in response to work by academics from the United States, Australia, Scandinavia, and a whole host of other countries

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