Issues in Law & Medicine
-
The moral case against cloning for biomedical research .
-
Donation after cardiac death: major ethical issues.
-
On Moral Medicine: Theological Perspectives in Medical Ethics.
-
Medical treatment for older persons and persons with disabilities: 1990 developments.
-
Once more unto the breach: the right to die - again.
-
ADA analyses of the Oregon health care plan.
-
Alireza Bagheri, Compensated Kidney Donation: An Ethical Review of the Iranian Model.
-
Evaluation of Competence to Consent to Assisted Suicide: Views of Forensic Psychiatrists.
-
Ethics.
-
Doe v. Wilson.
-
Withdrawing life-sustaining treatment from people with severe disabilities who request it: equal protection considerations.
-
Oriental medicine professionals' duty to inform patients.
-
Hard Decisions: Foregoing and Withdrawing Artificial Nutrition and Hydration.
-
Medical Ethics.
-
AIDS Practice Manual: A Legal and Educational Guide, 3d ed.
-
Elder Mistreatment: Deciding Who Is at Risk.
-
Narrating genetic disabilities: social constructs, medical treatment, and public policy.
-
History "lite" in modern American bioethics.
-
Executive summary of cloning human beings: Report and Recommendations of the National Bioethics Advisory Commission.
-
Daniel Sperling, Maternal Brain Death.
-
Utilitarian Pessimism, Human Dignity, and the Vegetative State: A Practical Analysis of the Papal Allocution.
-
Michael R. Panicola, Three Views on the Preimplantation Embryo.
-
'Rational' suicide and people with terminal conditions or disabilities.
-
In the Michigan Court of Appeals: People vs. Jack Kevorkian *.
-
Care of the Aged.
-
Dutch perspectives on the British Medical Association's critique of euthanasia in the Netherlands.
-
Report of the Board of Trustees of the American Medical Association.
-
Fosmire v. Nicoleau.
-
Roe v. Wade and the euthanasia debate.
-
Clare Dyer, Swiss Parliament May Try to Ban "Suicide Tourism".
-
Brent Rooney & Byron C. Calhoun, Induced Abortion and Risk of Later Premature Births.
-
Is the continued provision of food and fluids in Nancy Cruzan's best interests?
-
Disability Rights Critique of Prenatal Genetic Testing: Reflections and Recommendations.
-
J. Reproductive Med.: Cost Consequences of Induced Abortion as an Attributable Risk for Preterm Birth and its Impact on Informed Consent.
-
The good, the bad, and the ugly: how the due process clause may limit comprehensive health care reform.
-
Natural disaster, unnatural deaths: the killings on the life care floors at Tenet's Memorial Medical Center after Hurricane Katrina.
-
Preface.
-
The Good Samaritan and the "good death": Catholic reflections on euthanasia.
-
Daniel M. Hausman, Polling and Public Policy.
-
Appendix 2: voices from Mensa.
-
Law, Legitimacy and the Rationing of Health Care: A Contextual and Comparative Perspective.
-
Chapter IV: the responsibility and the morale of physicians.
-
Legalization of euthanasia in the Netherlands.
-
IX. Prior to Roe, Supreme Court Jurisprudence Recognized the Equal Protection Rights of Unborn Persons.
-
Ethical attitudes on human cloning among professionals in Taiwan and the policy implications for regulation.
-
Brief Amici Curiae of C. Everett Koop, M.D., Sc.D. et al., in support of Attorney General Ashcroft *.
-
What Is Man, O Lord? The Human Person in a Biotech Age.
-
Hastings Center Rep.: Ending the Life of a Newborn: The Groningen Protocol.
-
Cross Cultural Perspectives in Medical Ethics: Readings.
-
Personal Autonomy and Substituted Judgment: Legal Issues in Medical Decisions for Incompetent Patients.
-
Open Regulation and Practice in Assisted Dying.
-
Disentitlement? The Threats Facing Our Public Health-Care Programs and a Rights-Based Response.
-
Competency to refuse lifesaving treatment: valuing the nonlogical aspects of a person's decisions.
-
Cancer facts: abortion, miscarriage, and breast cancer risk.
-
Brief of the Attorney General of the State of Nebraska in Stenberg v. Carhart(*).
-
Preface.
-
Human Tissue in Transplantation and Research: A Model Legal and Ethical Donation Framework.
-
Barriers to Mental Health Services for Nursing Home Residents.
-
The Nazi Doctors and the Nuremberg Code: Human Rights in Human Experimentation.
-
Medical treatment rights of older persons and persons with disabilities: 1992-93 developments and emerging trends.
-
Consciousness, coma, and the vegetative state: physical basis and definitional character.
-
Alternative to euthanasia: pain management.
-
Appendix 1: Nazi euthanasia.
-
Gary Blick v. Division of Criminal Justice.
-
Alzheimer's disease: long-term care issues.
-
Euthanasia policy and practice in Belgium: critical observations and suggestions for improvement.
-
Euthanasia: The Good of the Patient, The Good of the Society.
-
Chapter XXII: utilitarianism of Bentham-Mill-Singer and the philosophy of euthanasia.
-
Weir, Robert F. & Robert S. Olick. The Stored Tissue Issue: Biomedical Research, Ethics, and Law in the Era of Genomic Medicine.
-
Brent Rooney et al., Does Induced Abortion Account for Racial Disparity in Preterm Births, and Violate the Nuremberg Code?
-
Preface.
-
Hope Clinic vs. Ryan.
-
J. Am. Physicians & Surgeons: The Breast Cancer Epidemic: Modeling and Forecasts Based on Abortion and Other Risk Factors.
-
Olick, Robert S. Taking Advance Directives Seriously: Prospective Autonomy and Decisions Near the End of Life.
-
Bioethics from a Faith Perspective: Ethics in Health Care for the Twenty-First Century.
-
Brain death: can it be resuscitated?
-
Human Dignity and Bioethics.
-
Will to Live in the Terminally Ill.
-
Recognizing Death While Affirming Life: Can End of Life Reform Uphold a Disabled Person's Interest in Continued Life?
-
Dispensing of controlled substances to assist suicide: a memorandum of the Office of the Attorney General, the United States Department of Justice.
-
Dutch court decisions on nonvoluntary euthanasia critically reviewed.
-
The doctrine of informed consent: a tale of two cultures and two legal traditions.
-
End-of-Life Care: Bridging Disability and Aging with Person-Centered Care.
-
Defining Death: When Physicians and Families Differ.
-
Seduced by death: doctors, patients, and the Dutch cure.
-
The reasons so many people support physician-assisted suicide - and why these reasons are not convincing.
-
Crafting a Cloning Policy: From Dolly to Stem Cells.
-
Chapter XIII: farewell to clinical medicine?
-
Miller v. HCA, Inc. *.
-
Neuropsychological Assessment of a Potential "Euthanasia" Case: A Five Year Follow Up.
-
The judicial role in life-sustaining medical treatment decisions.
-
Preface.
-
Physician-assisted suicide and public virtue: a reply to the liberty thesis of "The Philosophers' Brief".
-
Willis v. Wu in the Supreme Court of South Carolina.
-
Life and Death Decision Making.
-
Brief for the petitioners: Gonzales v. State of Oregon *.
-
The best interests standards: a comparison of the state's parens patriae authority and judicial oversight in best interests determinations for children and incompetent patients.
-
Lars Noah, Assisted Reproductive Technologies and the Pitfalls of Unregulated Biomedical Innovation.
-
Werth v. Taylor.
-
Hadamar, Hippocrates, and the future of medicine: reflections on euthanasia and the history of German medicine.
-
Hastings Center Rep.: Organized Obfuscation: Advocacy for Physician-Assisted Suicide.
-
Federal policy on forgoing treatment or care: contradictions or consistency?
-
Before Their Time: Fetuses and Infants at Risk.
-
The healing philosopher: John Locke's 'Medical Ethics'.
-
Changing Human Nature: Ecology, Ethics, Genes, and God.
-
Ethics of Health Care: An Introductory Textbook, 2d ed.
-
Maureen McBrien, Human Cloning: Beyond the Realm of the Constitutional Right to Procreative Liberty.
-
I. The Roe Court's Examination of the Term 'Person' was Deficient.
-
When love and abuse are not mutually exclusive: the need for government intervention.
-
Chapter XXIII: doctors who practice euthanasia.
-
William B. Hurlbut et al., Seeking Consensus: A Clarification and Defense of Altered Nuclear Transfer.
-
Medical treatment for older people and people with disabilities: 1988 developments.
-
Preface.
-
Megan Crowley-Matoka and Robert M. Arnold, The Dead Donor Rule: How Much Does the Public Care ... And How Much Should We Care?
-
Matters of Life and Death: Making Moral Theory Work in Medical Ethics and the Law.
-
Bioethical Frontiers in Perinatal Intensive Care.
-
June Mary Zekan Makdisi, The Protection of Embryonic Life in the European Council's Convention on Biomedicine.
-
In re Drabick.
-
Responding to requests for physician-assisted suicide.
-
Judging Who Should Live: Schneiderman and Jecker on the Duty Not to Treat.
-
Suicide intervention for people with disabilities: a lesson in inequality.
-
Grubbs v. Barbourville Family Health Center *.
-
Euthanasia: Opposing Views.
-
Embryo: A Defense of Human Life.
-
Woman's Right to Know Act: a legislative history.
-
Bioethics: Health Care Law and Ethics.
-
Is organ procurement causing the death of patients?
-
From Christ to the World: Introductory Readings in Christian Ethics.
-
Dispelling the Myths of Abortion History.
-
Chapter I. Bioethics versus medicine.
-
Avoiding common pitfalls in the determination of death.
-
Life and Death in Healthcare Ethics: A Short Introduction.
-
Competence to Consent.
-
Oceana's Law for the Layperson: AIDS Law, 3d ed.
-
A critique of family members as proxy decisionmakers without legal limits.
-
Procreative Liberty and Harm to Offspring in Assisted Reproduction.
-
Cruzan and the demands of due process.
-
Consent and End of Life Decisions.
-
XI. Unborn Children Are Treated As Persons Eligible for Federal Entitlements.
-
Albert S. Moraczewski, May One Benefit from the Evil Deeds of Others?
-
I. Kerridge et al., Commentary [on the definition of human death].
-
From Eisenstadt to Plan B: a discussion of conscientious objections to emergency contraception.
-
Christopher R. Cogle et al., An Overview of Stem Cell Research and Regulatory Issues.
-
The inability to swallow as a fatal pathology: comments on the McHugh/O'Rourke correspondence and the removal of life-sustaining treatment.
-
The infant with anencephaly: moral and legal dilemmas.
-
Death Without Dignity: Euthanasia in Perspective.
-
36 Vermont Bar J: Physician-Assisted Suicide: A Recipe for Elder Abuse and the Illusion of Personal Choice.
-
Pseudoscience and the law: the case of the Oregon Medicaid rationing experiment.
-
Easeful Death: Is There a Case for Assisted Dying?
-
Chapter XXVIII: American assisted suicide.
-
Embryonic discourse: abortion, stem cells and cloning.
-
Commitment and Responsibility in Nursing: a Faith-based Approach.
-
Informed consent: from the ambivalence of Arato to the thunder of Thor.
-
Abortion Under State Constitutions: A State-by-State Analysis.
-
In re A.C.
-
Autonomy, Informed Consent and Medical Law: A Relational Challenge.
-
35 J. Med. Ethics: Death and Organ Donation: Back to the Future.
-
Bioethics and the Law.
-
William P. Cheshire et al., Stem Cell Research: Why Medicine Should Reject Human Cloning.
-
Gonzales v. Oregon *.
-
Renee Mirkes, Newborn Screening: Toward a Just System.
-
The Papal allocution on caring for persons in a "vegetative state".
-
The abortion-breast cancer connection.
-
Issues for a Catholic Bioethic.
-
Abortion, Information and The Law: What Every Doctor Needs To Know, 2d ed.
-
'Slapping up spastics': the persistence of social attitudes toward people with disabilities.
-
The shortage of organs for transplantation: exploring the alternatives.
-
Calixto Machado et al., The Concept of Brain Death Did Not Evolve to Benefit Organ Transplantation.
-
Essay two: medical explanation.
-
AAPLOG statement on induced abortion and the subsequent risk of breast cancer (1).
-
Rationing health care: will it be necessary? Can it be done without age or disability discrimination?
-
Is a decision to forgo tube feeding for another a decision to kill?
-
The Report of the Dutch Governmental Committee on Euthanasia.
-
Bioethics Yearbook, vol. 5, Theological Developments in Bioethics, 1992-1994.
-
The Right to Die.
-
Euthanasia and Law in Europe.
-
Diagnosing brain death without a neurologist.
-
Chapter XIV: nurses misled.
-
Regenerative Medicine: Stem Cells and the Science of Monstrosity.
-
Masked intentions: the masquerade of killing thoughts used to justify dehydrating and starving people in a "persistent vegetative state" and people with other profound neurological impairments.
-
The politics of medical futility.
-
Chapter VI: speaking the truth.
-
The new EPA regulations on protecting human subjects: haste makes waste.
-
Bioethics in Social Context.
-
Other people's lives: reflections on medicine, ethics, and euthanasia.
-
The Reproduction Revolution: A Christian Appraisal of Sexuality, Reproductive Technologies, and the Family.
-
Significant Developments in Stem Cell Research.
-
Margda Waern et al., Mental Disorder in Elderly Suicides: a Case-Control Study.
-
Life-prolonging and life-terminating treatment of severely handicapped newborn babies: a discussion of the report of the Royal Dutch Society of Medicine on "Life-Terminating Actions with Incompetent Patients: Part I, Severely Handicapped Newborns."
-
Physician-Assisted Dying: The Case for Palliative Care and Patient Choice.
-
Pluripotency of mesenchymal stem cells derived from adult marrow.
-
Legal Conceptions: The Evolving Law and Policy of Assisted Reproductive Technologies.
-
IV. The Purpose of Society is to Protect the Rights of Persons.
-
Lessons from Rodriguez v. British Columbia.
-
Robert M. Veatch, Abandon the Dead Donor Rule or Change the Definition of Death?
-
Making Medical Spending Decisions: The Law, Ethics and Economics of Rationing Mechanisms.
-
Taking Sides: Clashing Views on Controversial Bioethical Issues, 3d ed.
-
Partial-birth abortion: the final frontier of abortion jurisprudence.
-
Delivering Health Care Comprehensively.
-
Biblical/Medical Ethics.
