Bioethics in the Academic Literature, June 7, 2007

Bioethics in the Academic Literature, June 7, 2007

Bioethics in the Academic Literature,

June 7, 2007

New England Journal of Medicine
Vol. 356; No. 23

The Stem-Cell Market -- Patents and the Pursuit of Scientific Progress

Expanding the Black Box -- Depression, Antidepressants, and the Risk of Suicide

Solicitation of Deceased and Living Organ Donors [Letters & Reply]

Sex-Selective Abortion in India: Gender, Society, and New Reproductive Technologies [Book Review]

Ethics and Intersex [Book Review]

Law in Public Health Practice [Book Review]

JAMA: Journal of the American Medical Association
Vol. 297; No. 21

Testing Pesticides in Humans: Of Mice and Men Divided by Ten

Governing Health: The Politics of Health Policy [Book Review]

The Lancet
Vol. 369; No. 9576

G8's promises to Africa [Editorial]

The prosecution of research--experience from Singapore

Human papillomavirus vaccines to prevent cervical cancer

Clinical trials in the developing world [Letter]

BMJ: British Medical Journal
Vol. 334; No. 7604

Improving health for the world's poor [Editorial]

Undertakers offer cash incentive for organ donation [News]

World Health Assembly debates sharing of bird flu viruses for vaccines [News]

Nature
Vol. 447; No. 7145

Support for copycat versions of biotechnology drugs is growing quickly in the US Congress.

Genome miners rush to stake claims [News]

Simple switch turns cells embryonic [News]

Science
Vol. 316; No. 5829

NIH to End Chimp Breeding for Research [News]

State of Immunity: The Politics of Vaccination in Twentieth-Century America [Book Review]

Annals of Internal Medicine
Vol. 146; No. 11

Changes in Health Care Expenditure Associated with Gaining or Losing Health Insurance

Insurance and Health Care Expenditures: What's the Real Question? [Editorial]

Lessons in Medical Humanism: The Case of Montaigne

CMAJ: Canadian Medical Association Journal
Vol. 176; No. 12

Informed consent in embryonic stem cell research: Are we following basic principles?

A tragically naive Canadian law for tragically neglected global health

Journal of General Internal Medicine
Vol. 22; No. 6

Disclosing Medical Errors to Patients: Attitudes and Practices of Physicians and Trainees

The Influence of Default Options on the Expression of End-of-Life Treatment Preferences in Advance Directives

Homeless People's Perceptions of Welcomeness and Unwelcomeness in Healthcare Encounters

Interpersonal Skill in Medicine: The Essential Partner of Verbal Communication

American Journal of Bioethics
Vol. 7; No. 6

Public Health, Public Trust and Lobbying [Editorial]

Is it Sound Public Policy to Let the Terminally Ill Access Experimental Medical Innovations? [Editorial]

Conscientious Objection and Emergency Contraception

Peer Commentaries on "Conscientious Objection and Emergency Contraception" (View table of contents)

A Kantian Moral Duty for the Soon-to-be Demented to Commit Suicide

Peer Commentaries on "A Kantian Moral Duty for the Soon-to-be Demented to Commit Suicide" (View table of contents)

Can Suicide Be a Rational and Ethical Act in Persons with Early or Pre-Dementia? [Peter Rabins]

Response to Open Peer Commentaries on "A Kantian Moral Duty for the Soon to Be Demented to Commit Suicide"

Health and the Good Society: Setting Healthcare Ethics in Social Context [Book Review]

Handbook for Healthcare Ethics Committees [Book Review]

Biocapital: The Constitution of Postgenomic Life [Book Review]

Bioethics
Vol. 21; No. 6

Is Global Ethics Moral Neo-Colonialism? An Investigation of the Issue in the Context of Bioethics

A Critique of the Innovation Argument Against a National Health Program

Boonin on the Future-Like-Ours Argument Against Abortion

The Pro-Life Argument From Substantial Identity and the Pro-Choice Argument from Asymmetric Value: A Reply to Patrick Lee

Solidarity and Justice as Guiding Principles in Genomic Research

Bioethics and Social Reality [Book Review]

IRB: Ethics & Human Research
Vol. 29; No. 3

Third-Party Risks in Research: Should IRBs Address Them?

The Many Ways of Saying Yes and No: Reflections on the Research Coordinator's Role in Recruiting Research Participants and Obtaining Informed Consent

Monitoring Reportable Events and Unanticipated Problems: The PHAROS and PREDICT Studies of Huntington Disease

First Impressions: The Experiences of a Community Member on a Research Ethics Committee

Nursing Ethics
Vol. 14; No. 3

Exploring the Moral Distress of Registered Nurses

Privacy and Equality in Disagnostic Genetic Testing

Israeli Nurses and Genetic Information Disclosure

Moral Judgement Competence and Moral Attitudes of Medical Students

Perceptions of Conscience in Relation to Stress of Conscience

The Respectful Nurse

The "Little Extra" that Alleviates Suffering

Older People's Reasoning About Age-Related Prioritization in Health Care

Differences in Moral Judgment Between Nursing Students and Qualified Nurses

Journal of Health Politics, Policy and Law
Vol. 32; No. 3

Distributing State Children's Health Insurance Program Funds: A Critical Review of the Design and Implementation of the Funding Formula

The Political Management of Managed Care: Explaining Variations in State Health Maintenance Organization Regulations

Different Countries, Different Needs: The Role of Private Health Insurance in Developing Countries

EMBO Reports
Vol. 8; No. 6

Bioethics goes global. A growing coalition of scientists, ethicists and wealthy benefactors is turning its attention to global health problems

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