Hastings Center Report 1999: Vol 29 Index

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Hastings Center Report
Volume 29, 1999
Following is the comprehensive index for Volume 29 of the Hastings Center Report covering all feature material from 1999.
The annotated bibliography In the Literature, Letters, and In Brief have not been included. The complete citation for
each article in the author index is listed under the name oft he first author; joint authors are listed alphabetically with a cross
reference to the full citation. Abbreviations used include: (AL) At Law, (CR) Capital Report, (OW) Old World News,
(CS) Case Studies, (P) Perspective, (R) Reviews, (SS) Special Supplement. In most cases, complete issues are available
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Aarons, Derrick E., Medicine and Its Callahan, Sidney, The Bonds of Family Fins, Joseph J., In a Survivor's Voice (R),
Alternatives: Health Care Priorities in the (R), May-June, 44 Mar-Apr, 49
Caribbean, July-Aug, 23-27
Caplan, Arthur L., see McGee, Glenn Fleischman, Alan R., Not So Random
Adams, Betsy, see Sugarman, Jeremy Choughts (R), Sept-Oct, 40
Capron, Alexander Morgan, Good
Ainslie, Donald C., Questioning Intentions (AL), Mar-Apr, 26-27 Fleissner, Erwin, Race and the Human
Bioethics: AIDS, Sexual Ethics, and the Genome (R), July-Aug, 40-42
_, Job in Court (AL), Sept-Oct, 22-
Duty to Warn, Sept-Oct, 26-35
Foley, Kathleen, and Herbert Hendin,
Amari-Vaught, Eileen, and Sarah- Cassell, Cynthia, see Sugarman, Jeremy [he Oregon Report: Don't Ask, Don’t
Tell, May-June, 37-42
Vaughan Brakman, Resistance and
Refusal (CS), Jan-Feb, 22-23 Chillag, Kata see Siminoff, Laura A.
Geron Ethics Advisory Board, Researcl
Arnold, Robert M., see Youngner, Clayton, Ellen Wright, and Eric Kodish, with Human Embryonic Stem Cells:
Stuart J. Baby Aaron and the Elders (CS), Sept Ethical Considerations, Mar-Apr, 31-36
Oct, 20-21 Gibson, Kevin, Mediation in the
Asch, Adrienne, see Parens, Erik
Cohen, Jonathan R., In God’s Garden: Medical Field: Is Neutral Intervention
Baker, Tina, and Colleen Cooper, What Creation and Cloning in Jewish Pc »ssible? Sept-( ct, 6-1 3
Happens Next? (CS), Mar-Apr, 24-25 Thought, July -Aug, 7-12 Gold, Marthe R., see Menzel, Paul
Ball, Eric, see Sugarman, Jeremy Cooper, Colleen, and Tina Baker, What Gross, Michael L., Autonomy and
Happens Next? (CS), Mar-Apr, 24-25
Battaglia, John, see Roberts, Laura Pip . aternalism in Communitarian Society:
DeVita, Michael, see Youngner, Stuart J. P.a tient Rights in Israel, July-Aug, 13-20
Weiss
Dresser, Rebecca, Science in the Hanson, Mark J., Lilly-Marlene Russow,
Beauchamp, Dan, The World We Are Courtroom: A New Approach (AL), and Charles R. McCarthy, A
Losing (R), Jan-Feb, 45-47
May-June, 26-27 Xenotransplantation Protocol (CS), Nov-
Dec, 22-25
Brakman, Sarah-Vaughan, and Eileen = , Surfing for Studies: Clinical Trials
Amari-Vaught, Resistance and Refusal on the Internet (AL), Nov-Dec, 26-27 Hendin, Herbert, see Foley, Kathleen
(CS), Jan-Feb, 22-23
Epstein, Richard S., see Roberts, Laura Knowles, Lori P., Property, Progeny, and
Cahill, Lisa Sowle, The New Biotech Weiss Patents, Mar-Apr, 38-40
World Order, Mar-Apr, 45-48
Etzioni, Amitai, Medical Records: Kodish, Erik, and Ellen Wright Clayton,
Callahan, Daniel, Health Behavior Enhancing Privacy, Preserving the Baby Aaron and the Elders (CS), Sept-
Research (R), Jan-Feb, 47 Common Good, Mar-Apr, 14-23 Oct, 20-21
Krasny, Alex, see Sugarman, Jeremy Parens, Erik, and Adrienne Asch, The Siminoff, Laura A., and Kata Chillag,
Disability Rights Critique of Prenatal The Fallacy of the “Gift of Life”, Nov-
Lamm, Richard D., Redrawing the
Genetic Testing: Reflections and Recom- Dec, 34-41
Ethics Map (P), Mar-Apr, 28-29
mendations (SS), Sept-Oct, $1-S22
Smithpeter, Margaret, see Roberts,
Lantos, John, see Rai, Arti
Pinto-Prades, Jose-Louis, see Menzel, Laura Weiss
Maguire, Jr., G.Q., and Ellen M. Paul
Spiegel, David, and Simon N. Whitney,
McGee, Implantable Brain Chips? Time
Potter, Van Rensselaer, Fragmented The Patient, the Physician, and the Truth
for Debate, Jan-Feb, 7-13
Ethics and “Bridge Bioethics,” Jan-Feb, (CS), May-June, 24-25
Malm, H. M., Medical Screening and 48-40
Sugarman, Jeremy, Douglas C. McCrory,
the Value of Early Detection: When
Powell, Donald, see Sugarman, Jeremy Donald Powell, Alex Krasny, Betsy
Unwarranted Faith Leads to Unethical
Adams, Eric Ball, and Cynthia Cassell,
Recommendations, Jan-Feb, 26-37 Rai, Arti, Mark Siegler, and John Lantos,
Empirical Research on Informed
Malone, Ruth E., Policy as Product: he Physician as a Health Care Proxy, Consent: An Annotated Bibliography
Sept-Oct, 14-19
Morality and Metaphor in Health Policy (SS), Jan-Feb, $1-S42
Discourse, May-June, 16 Rehmann-Sutter, Christoph, Liberating
Sullivan, William M., What Is Left of
Gene Therapy? (R), May-June, 43
McCarthy, Charles R., Mark J. Hanson, Professionalism after Managed Care?
and I illy-Marlene Russow, \ Richardson, Henry S., Bioethics, Root Mar-Apr, 7-13
Xenotransplant Protocol (CS), Nov-Dec and Branch (R), Sept-Oct, 36-38
Sulmasy, Daniel P., Christian Ethics and
IIIS
Richardson, Jeff, see Menzel, Paul the Delivery of Health Care (R), Sept-
McCrory, Douglas C., see Sugarman, Oct, 42
Jeremy Roberts, Laura Weiss, John Battaglia,
Margaret Smithpeter, and Richard S. Tauer, Carol A., Private Ethics Boards
McGee, Ellen, see Maguire, G. Q., Jr. and Public Debate, Mar-Apr, 43-45
Epstein, An Office on Main Street:
McGee, Glenn, and Arthur L. Caplan, Health Care Dilemmas in Small Tranoy, Knut Erik, In the Absence of
Whar’s in the Dish?, Mar-Apr, 36-38 Communities, July-Aug, 28-37 Ethical Theory (R), Sept-Oct, 43
Menikoff, Jerry, Organ Swapping, Nov- Robertson, John A., The Dead Donor Ubel, Peter, see Menzel, Paul
Rule, Nov-Dec, 6-14
[ Jec, 28- 33
van Hooft, Stan, The Persistence of
Menzel, Paul, Marthe R. Gold, Erik Russow, Lilly-Marlene, Mark J. Hanson,
Intuitionism (R), July-Aug, 38-40
Nord, Jose-Louis Pinto-Prades, Jeff and Charles R. McCarthy, A Xenotrans-
Richardson, and Peter Ubel, Toward a plant Protocol (CS), Nov-Dec, 22-25 Wharton, Robert H., Pedestrian vs. Train
Broader View of Values in Cost (P), May-June, 28-29
Salem, Tania, Physician-Assisted Suicide:
Effectiveness Analysis of Health, May
Promoting Autonomy—or Medicalizing White, Gladys B., Foresight, Insight,
June, 7-15
Suicide? May-June, 30-36 Oversight, Mar-Apr, 41-42
Moreno, Jonathan D., Present at the
Schneider, Carl E., Justification by Faith White, Mary Terrell, Making Respons-
Conception (R), July-Aug, 42-43
(AL), Jan-Feb, 24-25 ible Decisions: An Interpretive Ethic for
Nicholson, Richard H., Unity in Genetic Decisionmaking, Jan-Feb, 14-21
, Regulating Doctors (AL), July-
Diversity (OW), Jan-Feb, 6
Aug, 21-22 Whitehouse, Peter J., The Ecomedical
____, “Dont Die of Ignorance” (OW Disconnection Syndrome, Jan-Feb, 41-44
May-June, 6 Sharpe, Virginia A., Where We Have
Been and Where We Are Going (R), Whitney, Simon N., and David Spiegel,
Niewijk, Alexandria, Tough Priorities: Sept-Oct, 38-40 The Patient, the Physician, and the Truth
Organ Triage and the Legacy of (CS), May-June, 24-25
Apartheid, Nov-Dec, 42-50 Siegler, Mark, see Rai, Arti
Youngner, Stuart J., Robert M. Arnold,
Nord, Erik, see Menzel, Paul Silberner, Joanne, Turning Pages, If Not and Michael A. DeVita, When Is “Dead”?
Heads (CR), Mar-Apr, 6
Nordgren, Anders, Theoretic Health Nov-Dec, 14-21
Care Reform (R), Sept-Oct, 41 , Federal Science Policy: ¢ ‘hanging
Battle Lines, New Fronts (CR), July-Aug,
Okarma, Thomas B., Introduction:
6
Human Primordial Stem Cells, Mar-Apr,
30 , Organ Wars (CR), Nov-Dec, 5
Age & Aging Federal Science Policy: Changing Battle Genetics
Lines, New Fronts, Joanne Silberner,
What Happens Next? (CS), Tina Baker Making Responsible Decisions: An
July-Aug, 6
and Colleen Cooper, Mar-Apr, 24-25 Interpretive Ethic for Genetic
Decisionmaking, Mary Terrell Whit
Organ Wars, Joanne Silberner, Nov-Dec,
Jan-Feb, 14-21
AIDS
)
Questioning Bioethics: AIDS, Sexual Good Intentions AL), Alexander Morgan
Ethics, and the Duty to Warn, Donald Case Studies Capron, Mar-Apr, 26-2 7
C. Ainslie, Sept-Oct, 26-35 Resistance and Refusal, Sarah-Vaughan Introduction: Human Primordial Stem
Brakman, and Eileen Amari-Vaught, Jan Cells, Thomas B. Okarma, Mar-Apr, 30
At Law Feb, 22-23
Research with Human Embryonic Stem
Justification by Faith, Carl E. Schneider, Cells: Ethical Considerations, Geron
What Happens Next? Tina Baker and
Jan-Feb, 24-25 Ethics Advisory Board, Mar-Apr, 31-36
Colleen Cooper, Mar-Apr, 24-25
Good Intentions, Alexander Morgan What's in the Dish? Glenn McGee and
The Patient, the Physician, and the
Capron, Mar-Apr, 26-27 Arthur L. Caplan, Mar-Apr, 36-38
Truth, Simon N. Whitney and David
Spiegel, May-June, 24-25 Property, Progeny, and Patents, Lori P.
Science in the Courtroom: A New
Knowles, Mar-Apr, 38-40
Approach, Rebecca Dresser, May-June,
Baby Aaron and the Elders, Ellen Wright
26-27 Clayton and Eric Kodish, Sept-Oct, Foresight, Insight, Oversight, Gladys B.
White, Mar-Apr, 41-42
Regulating Doctors, Carl E. Schneider, 20-21
July-Aug, 21-22 Private Ethics Boards and Public
A Xenotransplantation Protocol, Mark
Debate, Carol A. Tauer, Mar-Apr, 43-45
Job in Court, Alexander Morgan Capron, J. Hanson, Lilly-Marlene Russow, and
Sept-C Yct, 22-25 Charles R. McCarthy, Nov-Dec, 22-25 The New Biotech World Order, Lisa
Sowle Cahill, Mar-Apr, 45-48
Surfing for Studies: Clinical Trials on Death & Dying
In God’s Garden: Creation and Cloning
the Internet, Rebecca Dresser, Nov-Dec,
26-27 Pedestrian vs. Train (P), Robert H. in Jewish Thought, Jonathan R. Cohen,
Wharton, May-June, 28-29 July Aug, 7-12
Biomedical &
Physician-Assisted Suicide: Promoting Heaith Care Policy
Behavioral Research
Autonomy—or Medicalizing Suicide?
Medical Records: Enhancing Privacy,
Surfing for Studies: Clinical Trials on Tania Salem, May-June, 30-36
Preserving the Common Good, Amitai
the Internet (AL), Rebecca Dresser, Nov- Etzioni, Mar-Apr, 14-23
Dec, 26-27 The Oregon Report: Don't Ask, Don't
Tell, Kathleen Foley and Herbert Redrawing the Ethics Map (P), Richard
Empirical Research on Informed Hendin, May-June, 37-42 D. Lamm, Mar-Apr, 28-29
Consent: An Annotated Bibliography
(SS), Jeremy Sugarman, Douglas C. Disability Toward a Broader View of Values in
McCrory, Donald Powell, Alex Krasny, Cost-Effectiveness Analysis of Health,
Betsy Adams, Eric Ball, and Cynthia The Disability Rights Critique of Pre- Paul Menzel, Marthe R. Gold, Erik Nord,
Cassell, Jan-Feb, $1-S42 natal Genetic Testing: Reflections and Jose-Louis Pinto-Prades, Jeff Richardson,
Recommendations (SS), Erik Parens and and Peter Ubel, May-June, 7-15
Adrienne Asch, Sept-Oct, $1-S22
Children Policy as Product: Morality and
Metaphor in Health Policy Discourse,
Baby Aaron and the Elders, (CS) Ellen
Environmental Ethics Ruth E. Malone, May-June, 16-22
Wright Clayton and Eric Kodish, Sept-
Oct, Fragmented Ethics and “Bridge Autonomy and Paternalism in Com-
20-21 Bioethics,” Van Rensselaer Potter, Jan- munitarian Society: Patient Rights in
Feb, 38-40 Israel, Michael L. Gross, July-Aug, 13-20
Capital Report
! The Ecomedical Disconnection Medicine and Its Alternatives: Health
Turning Pages, If Not Heads, Joanne Syndrome, Peter J. Whitehouse, Jan-Feb, Care Priorities in the Caribbean, Derrick
|
Silberner, Mar-Apr, 6 41-44 E. Aarons, July-Aug, 23-2
Medical & When Is “Dead”? Stuart J. Youngner, Present at the Conception (rev. of
Professional Ethics Robert M. Arnold, and Michael A. Jonsen, The Birth of Bioethics), Jonathan
Medical Screening and the Value of DeVita, Nov-Dec, 14-21 D. Moreno, July-Aug, 42-43
Early Detection: When Unwarranted
A Xenotransplantation Protocol (CS), Bioethics, Root and Branch (rev. of
Faith Leads to Unethical Recommenda- Mark J. Hanson, Lilly-Marlene Russow, Gert, Culvert & Clouser, Bioethics: A
tions, H. M. Malm, Jan-Feb, 26-37 and Charles R. McCarthy, Nov-Dec, Return to Fundamentals), Henry S.
What Is Left of Professionalism after IIIS Richardson, Sept-Oct, 36-38
Managed Care? William M. Sullivan,
Organ Swapping, Jerry Menikoff, Nov- Where We Have Been and Where We
Mar-Apr, 7-13 Dec, 28-33 Are Going (rev. of Jonsen, Veatch &
The Patient, the Physician, and the Walters, eds., Sourcebook in Bioethics;
Organ Wars (CR), Joanne Silberner,
Truth (CS), Simon N. Whitney and Kuhse & Singer, eds. A Companion to
Nov-Dec, 5
David Spiegel, May-June, 24-25 Bioethics), Virginia A. Sharpe, Sept-Oct,
The Fallacy of the “Gift of Life,” Laura 38-40
Science in the Courtroom: A New
A. Siminoff and Kata Chillag, Nov-Dec,
Approach (AL), Rebecca Dresser, May- Not So Random Thoughts (rev. of
34-41
Silverman, Wheres the Evidence?), Alan R.
June, 26-27
Tough Priorities: Organ Triage and Fleischman, Sept-Oct, 40
Pedestrian vs. Train (P), Robert H. the Legacy of Apartheid, Alexandria
Wharton, May-June, 28-29 Theoretic Health Care Reform (rev. of
Niewijk, Nov-Dec, 42-50 Hanson & Callahan, eds., The Goals of
Regulating Doctors (AL), Carl E. Medicine), Anders Nordgren, Sept-Oct,
Schneider, July-Aug, 21-22 Proxy Decisionmaking 41
Resistance and Refusal (CS), Sarah-
An Office on Main Street: Health Care Christian Ethics and the Delivery of
Vaughan Brakman and Eileen Amari-
Dilemmas in Small Communities, Health Care (rev. of Kilner, Orr &
Vaught, Jan-Feb, 22-23
Laura Weiss Roberts, John Battaglia, Shelly, eds., The Changing Face of Health
Margaret Smithpeter, and Richard S. The Physician as a Health Care Proxy, Care), Daniel P. Sulmasy, Sept-Oct, 42
Epstein, July-Aug, 28-3 _— Arti Rai, Mark Siegler, and John Lantos,
In the Absence of Ethical Theory (rev.
Mediation in the Medical Field: Is Sept-C dct, 14-19 of Elliott, A Philosophical Disease), Knut
Neutral Intervention Possible? Kevin Erik Tranoy, Sept-Oct, 43
Reviews
Gibson, sept-C Yet, 6-13
The Persistence of Intuitionism (RE)
The World We Are Losing (rev. of
Job in Court (AL), Alexander Morgan (rev. of Bedau, Making Mortal Choices;
Callahan, Fale Hopes; Epstein, Mortal
Capron, Sept-Oct, 22-25 Feldman, Utilitarianism, Hedonism and
Peril), Dan Beauchamp, Jan-Feb, 45-47
Desert, Audi, Moral Knowledge and
Implantable Brain Chips? Time for
Health Behavior Research (rev. of Ethical Character, Stan van Hooft, July-
Debate, G. Q. McGuire, Jr., and Ellen
Gochman, ed., Handbook of Health Aug, 38-40
M. McGee, Jan-Feb, 7-13
Behavior Research), Daniel Callahan, Jan-
Feb, +7 Religion
Old World News
In a Survivor's Voice (rev. of Winslade, Justification by Faith (AL), Carl E.
Unity in Diversity, Richard H.
Confronting Traumatic Brain Injury), Schneider, Jan-Feb, 24-25
Nicholson, Jan-Feb, 6
Joseph J. Fins, Mar-Apr, 49
“Dont Die of Ignorance,” Richard H. Special Supplements
Liberating Gene Therapy? (rev. of
Nicholson, May-June, 6
Walters & Palmer, The Ethics of Human Empirical Research on Informed
Gene Therapy), Christoph Rehmann- Consent: An Annotated Bibliography,
Perspective Sutter, May-June, 43 Jeremy Sugarman, Douglas C. McCrory,
Redrawing the Ethics Map, Richard D. Donald Powell, Alex Krasny, Betsy
Lamm, Mar-Apr, 28-29 The Bonds of Family (rev. of Murray, Adams, Eric Ball, and Cynthia Cassell,
The Worth ofa Child), Sidney Callahan, Jan-Feb, $1-S42
Pedestrian vs. Train, Robert H. May-June, 44
Wharton, May-June, 28-29 The Disability Rights Critique of
Race and the Human Genome (rev. of Prenatal Genetic Testing: Reflections
Organ & Tissue Smith & Sapp, eds., Plain Talk about the and Recommendations, Erik Parens and
Transplantation Human Genome Project), Erwin Fleissner, Adrienne Asch, Sept-Oct, $1-S22
July-Aug, 40-42
The Dead Donor Rule, John A.
Robertson, Nov-Dec, 6-14