A New Issue of Developing World Bioethics is Now Available
March 19, 2008
Developing World Bioethics (Vol. 8 Issue 1, April 2008) is now available.
Articles include:
“HIV/AIDS, PREGNANCY AND REPRODUCTIVE AUTONOMY: RIGHTS AND DUTIES” by CHARLES G. NGWENA AND REBECCA J. COOK, iii–vi
“MANDATORY HIV TESTING IN PREGNANCY: IS THERE EVER A TIME?” by RUSSELL ARMSTRONG, 1–10
“‘EVEN IF YOU’RE POSITIVE, YOU STILL HAVE RIGHTS BECAUSE YOU ARE A PERSON’: HUMAN RIGHTS AND THE REPRODUCTIVE CHOICE OF HIV-POSITIVE PERSONS” by LESLIE LONDON, PHYLLIS J. ORNER AND LANDON MYER, 11–22
“PROVIDER-INITIATED HIV TESTING AND COUNSELING IN HEALTH FACILITIES – WHAT DOES THIS MEAN FOR THE HEALTH AND HUMAN RIGHTS OF PREGNANT WOMEN?” by SOFIA GRUSKIN, SHAHIRA AHMED AND LAURA FERGUSON, 23–32
“POTENTIAL INITIATORS OF HIV-RELATED STIGMATIZATION: ETHICAL AND PROGRAMMATIC CHALLENGES FOR PMTCT PROGRAMS” by VIVA C. THORSEN, JOHANNE SUNDBY AND FRANCIS MARTINSON, 43–50
BOOK REVIEW
“Behind the Silence: Chinese Voices on Abortion” by NADA GLIGOROV, 53–55
