A New Edition of Bioethics is Now Available

September 16, 2015

Bioethics (vol. 29, no. 7, 2015) is available online by subscription only.

Articles include:

  • “On the Alleged Right to Participate in High-Risk Research” by Joanna Ró?y?ska
  • “Rethinking Informed Consent in Research on Heroin-Assisted Treatment” by Susanne Uusitalo and Barbara Broers
  • “Counterfactual Consent and the Use of Deception in Research” by Alan T. Wilson
  • “The Invisibility of Disability: Using Dance to Shake from Bioethics the Idea of ‘Broken Bodies'” by Shawn H.E. Harmon
  • “Why Procreative Preferences May be Moral — And Why It May Not Matter if They Aren’t” by Ben Saunders
  • “The Enhancement of Children versus Circumcision: A Case of Double Moral Standards?” by Tobias Hainz
  • “Why Not Commercial Assistance for Suicide? On the Question of Argumentative Coherence of Endorsing Assisted Suicide” by Roland Kipke
  • “Reviewing Literature in Bioethics Research: Increasing Rigour in Non-Systematic Reviews” by Rosalind McDougall

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