Titlebook: Biomedical Ethics and the Law; James M. Humber,Robert F. Almeder Book 1976 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1976 Biomedical ethics

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Datentypen und beschreibende Statistik,The use of human subjects in research that is of some risk to them is not only morally justifiable but, in certain instances, morally required. Two kinds of considerations lead to this conclusion: the limitations of research with animals and the stringent moral demand to alleviate or eradicate human suffering.

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The Myth of Mental IllnessAt the core of virtually all contemporary psychiatric theories and practices lies the concept of mental illness. A critical examination of this concept is therefore indispensable for understanding the ideas, institutions, and interventions of psychiatrists.

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Scientific Investigations on ManScientific investigations on human beings have a rich tradition, have yielded many important advances for the betterment of man, and will continue to have an increasingly larger role in biomedical research.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4684-2223-8Biomedical ethics; Medical Ethics; ethics; health; morality

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Wasserbestimmung nach Karl Fischer,aim too much for evidence of that kind; he knows its scientific limitations. I must confess to the perversity of often finding evidence of that sort more suggestive than the solid, well-confirmed kind. It is surely far more interesting to collect. The topic of “bioethics as a discipline” invites a g

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