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Priorities in Health Care: Reply to Lewis and Charny
(1989-03)
This paper is a reply to proposals to base priority health-care
decisions on public opinion surveys. Whilst it is recognised that current
practice is less than satisfactory, it is argued here that basing health-care
priorities ...
Speculative Philosophy, the Troubled Middle, and the Ethics of Animal Experimentation
(1989)
Even to begin discussing the ethics of animal experimentation we must
locate our place in the "ethical three-ring circus" of the debate among "human
welfarists," "animal rightists" and those in the "troubled middle." ...
The Use of Anencephalic Infants as Organ Sources: A Critique
(1989-03)
The recent abandonment of the only active U.S. protocol for
harvesting organs from anencephalic donors by Loma Linda University Medical
Center in California indicates the unresolved issues inherent in such an
effort. An ...
Conflicts Between Patients' Wishes to Forgo Treatment and the Policies of Health Care Facilities
(1989-07-06)
The authors explore the question of how the right of patients to
refuse life-sustaining treatment can be reconciled with a hospital's or
nursing home's differing philosophy of care. They review three recent court
cases ...
The Right to Be Born
(1989)
The Battle Over Abortion
(1989-05-01)
The Moral Status of the Near-Term Fetus
(1989-03)
Continuing a dialogue begun in an earlier issue of the