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Bioethics
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Latest from the BMJ
Editorial: Ethical care in dementia
Published 2 Oct 2009
Published 17 Oct 2008
Editorial: Doctors’ complicity with torture
Published 31 Jul 2008
Published 27 Jul 2006
News roundup [abridged versions appear in the paper journal]: Doctors should be allowed to offer patients a simplified form of consent, expert says
Published 20 Oct 2005
Education and debate: Towards evidence based bioethics
Published 13 Oct 2005
Education and debate: Ethics and the structures of health care in the European countries in transition: hospital ethics committees in Croatia
Published 21 Jul 2005
Education and debate: Timers on ventilators
Published 17 Feb 2005
News roundup [abridged versions appear in the paper journal]: US drug industry's claims of other countries “freeloading” are a myth
Published 20 Jan 2005
News roundup [abridged versions appear in the paper journal]: France bans reproductive and therapeutic cloning
Published 15 Jul 2004
Latest from BMJ Journals
Archives of Disease in Childhood A qualitative assessment and ethical evaluation of ‘no choice’ in parent kidney donors
Published 24 May 2012
Journal of Medical Ethics Rationality, religion and refusal of treatment in an ambulance revisited
Published 16 May 2012
Journal of Medical Ethics Sturdy for common things: cultivating moral sensemaking on the front lines of practice
Published 20 March 2012
Journal of Medical Ethics Egg freezing for non-medical uses: the lack of a relational approach to autonomy in the new Israeli policy and in academic discussion
Published 17 February 2012
Journal of Medical Ethics Is medical students' moral orientation changeable after preclinical medical education?
Published 17 February 2012
Journal of Medical Ethics The rights and wrongs of intentional exposure research: contextualising the Guatemala STD inoculation study
Published 19 March 2012
