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- Series
- Philosophy and medicine
- Date
- 1982
- Publisher
- Springer
- Place
- Dordrecht
- Pages
- 225
- ISBN
- 978-94-009-7725-9
William B. Bondeson
Tristram Engelhardt
Stuart Spicker
Joseph M White Jr
New knowledge in the biomedical sciences
some moral implications of its acquisition, possession, and use
William B. Bondeson , Tristram Engelhardt, Stuart Spicker, Joseph M White Jr
3-21
23-31
The physician as moral arbiter
Gorovitz Samuel
35-45
47-52
Only the best is good enough?
Zaner Richard
55-76
Morality and the social control of biomedical technology
Beauchamp Tom L.
77-85
Rights and responsibilities in medical science
Towers Bernard
87-102
Health, justice, and responsibility
Rawlinson Mary
105-112
The need to know
Weissmann Gerald
113-130
Medical knowledge as a social product
Mark W. Wartofsky
131-151
Biomedical knowledge
Schaffner Kenneth F.
155-168
Applying morality to advances in biomedicine
Caplan Arthur
169-175
Biomedicine, health care policy, and the adequacy of ethical theory
McCullough Laurence
179-183
Why new technology is more problematic than old technology
Engelhardt Tristram
185-191
The uses of biomedical knowledge
Kessel Ross
193-197
The best is yet to come
Gardell Cutter Mary Ann
199-203
Scientific advance, technological development, and society
Bondeson William B.
205-215
217-220
Epilogue
Engelhardt Tristram
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