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In Vitro Fertilisation and Ethicsertilisation: such fertilisation was called in itself illicit and in opposition to the dignity of procreation and of the conjugal union, even when everything is done to avoid the death of the human embryo.

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Book 2001themes in present-day bioethics. The themes are discussed in order to enable the reader to have an in-depth overview of the state of the art in bioethics. Introductory chapters will guide the reader through the relevant dimensions of a particular area, while subsequent case discussions will help the

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Korrosionsschutz durch Beschichtungen,of biotechnology and technology-oriented medicine, and (2) the rapidly changing socio-cultural context marked by the prevalence of a plurality of values in Western countries, especially those values that bear on the provision of health care.

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Rolf P. Gieler,Andrea Dimmig-Osburgnsion between autonomy and paternalism or providing and withdrawing extraordinary health care interventions. What is regarded as extraordinary treatment in Lithuania could be an ordinary procedure in the Netherlands, simply due to a huge difference in the health care resources available.

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Genetic Interventions and Personal Identityre are grounds for concern from a moral point of view. In order to answer these questions it is necessary to examine what the connection is, if any, between genes and the person, and how that might be affected by gene therapy.

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Terminal Care and Ethicsuals are mortal, and all human individuals have to reach a certain stage of maturity before they can conceive, bear and care for their progeny. Growth, maturity, and then decline is the universal cycle of all living beings.