New Issue of Journal of Medical Ethics is Now Available

April 17, 2010

Journal of Medical Ethics (Volume 36, Issue 4, April 2010) is now available by subscription only.

Articles include:

  • “Responsibilities in International Research: A New Look Revisited” by Solomon R Benatar and Peter A Singer, 194-197.
  • “The Use of Methylphenidate Among Students: The Future of Enhancement?” by Simon M Outram, 198-202.
  • “Bioethics and Professionalism in Popular Television Medical Dramas” by Matthew J Czarny, Ruth R Faden, and Jeremy Sugarman; 203-206.
  • “Translational Ethics? The Theory-Practice Gap in Medical Ethics” by Alan Cribb, 207-210.
  • “Children in Health Research: A Matter of Trust” by Roberta L Woodgate and Marie Edwards, 211-216.
  • “Deciding Against Disability: Does the Use of Reproductive Genetic Technologies Express Disvalue for People with Disabilities?” by Janet Malek, 217-221.
  • “Consent Agreement for Cryopreserved Embryos: The Case for Choice” by Peter D Sozou, Sally Sheldon, and Geraldine M Hartshorne; 230-233.
  • “A Pilot Study Evaluating an Intervention Designed to Raise Awareness of Clinical Trials Among Potential Participants in the Developing World” by Ames Dhai, Harriet Etheredge, and Peter Cleaton-Jones; 238-242.

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