A New Edition of Journal of Medical Ethics Is Now Available

February 15, 2017

Journal of Medical Ethics (vol. 43, no. 2, 2017) is available online by subscription only.

Articles include:

  • “How to Keep High-Risk Studies Ethical: Classifying Candidate Solutions” by Nir Eyal
  • “Why High-Risk, Non-Expected-Utility-Maximisin Gambles Can Be Rational and Beneficial: The Case of HIV Cure Studies” by Lara Buchak
  • “Cure Research and Consent: The Mississippi Baby, Barney Clark, Baby Fae and Martin Delaney” by George J Annas
  • “Informed Consent to HIV Cure Research” by Danielle Bromwich and Joseph R Millum
  • Must Research Benefit Human Subjects if It Is to Be Permissible?” by Daniel Wikler
  • “The Social Value of Candidate HIV Cures: Actualism Versus Possibilism” by Regina Brown and Nicholas Greig Evans
  • “Contractualist Reasoning, HIV Cure Clinical Trials, and the Moral (Ir)Relevance of the Risk/Benefit Ratio” by Rahul Kumar
  • “The Morality of Risks in Research: Reflections on Kumar” by F M Kamm

 

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