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9780737712193

Biomedical Ethics

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  • ISBN13:

    9780737712193

  • ISBN10:

    0737712198

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2003-01-01
  • Publisher: Gale Research Inc
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Summary

Recent developments in biomedical research have the potential to radically transform modern medicine. The ethical dilemmas that these advances raise are discussed in the following chapters: Is Human Cloning Ethical? What Ethics Should Guide Organ Donations? Are Reproductive Technologies Ethical? What Ethics Should Guide Genetic Research?

Table of Contents

Why Consider Opposing Viewpoints? 7(3)
Introduction 10(5)
Is Human Cloning Ethical?
Chapter Preface
15(2)
Human Cloning Is Ethical
17(8)
Nathan Myhrvold
Human Cloning Is Unethical
25(5)
Wesley J. Smith
Cloning Technology Could Be Beneficial to Humans
Part I Michel Revel; Part II: Human Cloning Foundation
30(8)
Cloning Technology Would Not Benefit Humans
38(7)
John F. Kilner
Therapeutic Human Cloning Should Be Permitted
45(7)
Michael D. West
Therapeutic Human Cloning Should Be Banned
52(10)
Mae-Wan Ho
Joe Cummins
Periodical Bibliography
59(2)
What Ethics Should Guide Organ Donations?
Chapter Preface
61(1)
The Sale of Organs for Transplants Should Be Legalized
62(6)
Richard A. Epstein
The Sale of Organs for Transplants Should Not Be Legalized
68(7)
James F. Childress
Presumed Consent for Organ Donation Is Ethical
75(7)
I. Kennedy
Presumed Consent for Organ Donation Is Unethical
82(5)
Melanie Phillips
Animal-to-Human Transplants Could Save Lives
87(6)
John J. Fung
Animal-to-Human Transplants Are Dangerous
93(11)
Alan Berger
Gil Lamont
Periodical Bibliography
101(2)
Are Reproductive Technologies Ethical?
Chapter Preface
103(1)
Reproductive Technologies Are Ethical
104(7)
Dion Farquhar
Reproductive Technologies Are Unethical
111(10)
Janice G. Raymond
Surrogate Motherhood Is Ethical
121(7)
Lawrence A. Kalikow
Surrogate Motherhood Is Unethical
128(9)
Scott B. Rae
Postmenopausal Pregnancies Should Be Permitted
137(8)
Lawrence M. Hinman
Postmenopausal Pregnancies Should Be Banned
145(12)
Abby Lippman
Periodical Bibliography
154(2)
What Ethics Should Guide Genetic Research?
Chapter Preface
156(1)
Genetic Engineering Could Benefit Society
157(8)
Joseph F. Coates
John B. Mahaffie
Andy Hines
Genetic Engineering Will Not Benefit Society
165(7)
Ron Epstein
Genetic Testing Can Benefit Human Health
172(4)
Emily C. Dossett
Genetic Testing May Not Benefit Society
176(4)
Tina Albertson
Scientists Should Be Allowed to Patent Human Genes
180(7)
Megan Lisagor
Scientists Should Not Be Allowed to Patent Human Genes
187(7)
Julie Narimatsu
Michael Dorsey
Human Genome Research Will Benefit Society
U.S. Department of Energy
194(7)
Human Genome Research Will Not Benefit Society
201(9)
Mae-Wan Ho
Periodical Bibliography
209(1)
For Further Discussion 210(2)
Organizations to Contact 212(4)
Bibliography of Books 216(2)
Index 218

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