A New Issue of American Journal of Bioethics is Now Available

July 8, 2008

American Journal of Bioethics (Vol 8, Issue 4, 2008) is now available by subscription only.

Articles include:
“Stem Cells and Genetic Testing: The Gap Between Science and Society Widens” by Ricki Lewis, 1 – 3.
“The Challenge of Research on Ethics Education” by Jennifer C. Kesselheim; Steven Joffe, 12 – 13.
“Comforting Presence: The Role of Nurses and Social Workers in Clinical Ethics” by A. Jotkowitz; B. Gesundheit, 14 – 15.
“Seeking Proof Where the Subject is Ill-Defined and the Outcomes Limited” by Karolyn Leslea White; Michael Carey; Ian Kerridge, 15 – 17.
“An Urgent Call for Ethics Education” by Lucia D. Wocial, 21 – 23.
“A Plea for Pragmatism in Clinical Research Ethics” by David H. Brendel; Franklin G. Miller, 24 – 31.
“Is Pragmatism Just an Apology for Unrestrained Science?” by Merle Spriggs, 39 – 41.
“Pragmatism and Virtue Ethics in Clinical Research” by Daniel Goldberg, 43 – 45.
“Ethics and Rural Healthcare: What Really Happens? What Might Help?” by Ann Freeman Cook; Helena Hoas, 52 – 56.