A New Edition of The New Bioethics Is Now Available

October 12, 2017

The New Bioethics (vol. 23, no. 1, 2017) is available online by subscription only.

Articles include:

“The Promise and the Hype of ‘Personalised Medicine’” by Tim Maughan
“Personalised Medicine Approaches to Screening and Prevention” by Kezia Gaitskell
“Personalised Medicine and the Economy of Biotechnological Promise” by Steve Sturdy
“The Human Dimension: Putting the Person into Personalised Medicine” by Rob Horne
“Risk and Benefit in Personalised Medicine: An End User View” by Alastair Kent
“Self-Knowledge and Risk in Stratified Medicine” by Joshua Hordern
“From Rosalind Franklin to Barack Obama: Data Sharing Challenges and
Solutions in Genomics and Personalised Medicine” by Mark Lawler and Tim Maughan
“Your DNA, Your Say” by Anna Middleton
“Data Sharing and the Idea of Ownership” by Jonathan Montgomery
“Equity and Value in ‘Precision Medicine’” by Muir Gray, Tyra Lagerberg, and Viktor Dombrádi
“Economics of Cancer Medicines: For Whose Benefit?” by Bishal Gyawali and Richard Sullivan