Titlebook: Ownership of the Human Body; Philosophical Consid Henk A. M. J. Have,Jos V. M. Welie Book 1998 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 19

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Why Should Remunerated Blood Donation be Unethical? but also for reasons of safety and efficiency. Yet, a considerable number of countries have to rely one way or another on paid donors. They either have a commercial system of their own, or import commercial blood products from other countries. The commercialization of blood was reinforced by the de

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Biomedical Research with Human Body “Parts”edicine and bioethics. It is argued that precisely the issues and problems of medical experimentation have led to the emergence of modern bioethics [18]. The body of literature that has developed since then focuses exclusively on experimentation with human subjects ‘a(chǎn)s a whole’, that is, persons and

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Ownership of the Human Body: Some Historical Remarksr body, or have I the property of my body? Are there property rights in relation with the body? Can I donate or gift my own organs? Can I sell them? Should the state be permitted to expropriate some organs of my body in view of the common good? These are some of the questions raised by the new biome

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The Stick, the Eye, and Ownership of the Bodyt has also symbolic meaning. If you see a white stick you know that there is somebody who is physically handicapped. Someone who robbed a blind man of his stick would certainly be viewed as a moral monster. We would condemn his act not only because the stick was the blind man’s property or because i

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