The Hastings Center Report 2004: Vol 34 Index

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Hastings Center Report
Volume 34, 2004
Following is the comprehensive index for Volume 34 of the Hastings Center Report covering all feature material from 2004.
Letters have not been included. Complete issues are available for Volume 34 (2004) and may be purchased for $16.00
each, plus shipping. Please contact the Membership Department, The Hastings Center, 21 Malcolm Gordon Road, Garrison,
NY 10524-5555; tel.: [phone]; fax: [phone]; e-mail: [email protected].
AUTHORS and Citation Information
Annas, George, | Jialysis for a Prisoner of War cover Flamm, Anne Lederman, Medical Research
(Case Study), Nov-Dec, 11-12 Conference on Ethical Aspects of Research and Media Circuses (Another Voice), Jan-Feb,
Antommaria, Armand H. Matheny, Do As I in Developing Countries, Moral Standards 2
Say, Not As I Do, May-June, 28-34 for Research in Developing Countries: From Frank, Arthur W., Dwelling in Grief (review
“Reasonable Availability” to “Fair Benefits,” of Rowe, The Book ofJ esse: A Story of Youth,
Arras, John D., Fair Benefits in International
May-June, 17-27 Illness, and Medicine), Jan-Feb, 46-47
Medical Research (Another Voice), May-June,
22 Connelly, Julie, Are We Ready for Virtual Frank, Arthur W., Emily's Scars: Surgical
Physicians? (In Brief), Jan-Feb, 6 Shaping, Technoluxe, and Bioethics, Mar-Apr,
Baily, Mary Ann, Health Care Explained,
Though Not Beautifully (review of Commit- Cournos, Francine, A Fifteen-Year-Old 18-29
tee on the Consequences of Uninsurance, /n- Translator (Case Study), May-June, 12 Freeman, John M., On Learning Humility: A
suring Americas Health: Principles and Recom- Thirty-Year Journey (Essay), May-June, 13-16
Davis, Dena S., Genetic Research and Com-
mendations), Mar-Apr, 43
munal Narratives, July-Aug, 40-49 Ganzini, Linda, and Holly Prigerson, The
Baylis, Francoise, Canada Bans Human DeVries, Raymond G., and Charles L. Bosk, Other Side of the Slippery Slope (Another
Cloning (In Brief), May-June, 5 Voice), July-Aug, 3
The Bioethics of Business: Rethinking the Re-
Belsky, Leah, and Henry S. Richardson, lationship between Bioethics Consultants and Glajchen, Myra, A Fifteen-Year-Old Transla-
The Ancillary-Care Responsibilities of Med- Corporate Clients (Essay), Sept-Oct, 28-32 tor (Case Study), May-June, 11-12
ical Researchers: An Ethical Framework for
DeGrazia, David, Liberal Bioethics and Con- Gostin, Lawrence O., Influenza Pandemic
Thinking about the Clinical Care that Re-
tested Surgeries (Another Voice), Mar-Apr, 3 Preparedness: Legal and Ethical Dimensions
searchers Owe Their Subjects, Jan-Feb, 25-33
(At Law), Sept-Oct, 10-11
Dresser, Rebecca, Plan B: Politics and Values
Bérubé, Michael, Deciding for the Patient
at FDA, Again (At Law), Nov-Dec, 9-10 Gostin, Lawrence O., Internationak Human
(Case Study), Sept-Oct, 13 Rights Law and Mental Disability (At Law),
Dresser, Rebecca, Schiavo: A Hard Case
Campbell, Alistair, Excoriating Technology Makes Questionable Law (At Law), May- Mar-Apr, 11-12
(review of Kass, Life, Liberty, and the Defense June, 8-9 Greenfield, Debra, Impatient Proponents:
of Dignity: The Challenge for Bioethics), Jan-
What's Wrong with the California Stem Cell
Feb, 44-45 Dwyer, James, Illegal Immigrants, Health
Care, and Social Responsibility, Jan-Feb, 34- and Cures Act? (Essay), Sept-Oct, 32-35
Caplan, Arthur, Organs.com: New Commer-
4] Gross, Michael, Bioethics and Armed Con-
cially Brokered Organ Transfers Raise Ques-
Elliott, Carl, Pharma Goes to the Laundry: flict: Mapping the Moral Dimensions of
tions (In Brief), Nov-Dec, 8
Public Relations and the Business of Medical Medicine and War, Nov-Dec, 22-30
Carson, Ronald A., Death's Irreducible Un-
Education (Essay), Sept-Oct, 18-23 Gunderson, Martin, Being a Burden: Reflec-
ruliness (review of Burt, Death Is That Man
Etzioni, Shiri, and Kenneth Rosenfeld, De- tions on Refusing Medical Care, Sept-Oct,
Taking Names), Mar-Apr, 46
ciding for the Patient (Case Study), Sept-Oct, 37-43
Chesleigh, Francis, Uninsured, Unwanted,
12-13 Healy, David, Manufacturing Consensus
Unworthy? (Perspective), Jan-Feb, inside back
(Perspective), July-Aug, inside back cover
Fagerlin, Angela, and Carl Schneider,
cover
Enough: The Failure of the Living Will, Mar- Hudson, Kathy, Something Old and Some-
Cohen, Jillian Clare, Pushing the Borders:
Apr, 30-42 thing New (Essay), July-Aug, 14-15
The Moral Dilemma of International Internet
Pharmacies (Essay), Mar-Apr, 15-17 Farah, Martha J., and Paul Root Wolpe, Joffe, Steven, Informed Consent from the
Monitoring and Manipulating Brain Func- Doctor? (Case Study), July-Aug, 12-13
Ctioohnes n,(P erRsipcehcatirvde ),W .,M aAy -TJaulnee ,o f iTnswiod e Cobnavcke rsa- tion: New Neuroscience Technologies and Johnston, Josephine, ES Cell Research: In the
Their Ethical Implications, May-June, 35-45
44 HASTINGS ENTER REPORT November-December 2004
Hastings Center Report
Volume 34, 2004
Following is the comprehensive index for Volume 34 of the Hastings Center Report covering all feature material from 2004.
Letters have not been included. Complete issues are available for Volume 34 (2004) and may be purchased for $16.00
each, plus shipping. Please contact the Membership Department, The Hastings Center, 21 Malcolm Gordon Road, Garrison,
NY 10524-5555; tel.: [phone]; fax: [phone]; e-mail: [email protected].
AUTHORS and Citation Information
Annas, George, | Jialysis for a Prisoner of War cover Flamm, Anne Lederman, Medical Research
(Case Study), Nov-Dec, 11-12 Conference on Ethical Aspects of Research and Media Circuses (Another Voice), Jan-Feb,
Antommaria, Armand H. Matheny, Do As I in Developing Countries, Moral Standards 2
Say, Not As I Do, May-June, 28-34 for Research in Developing Countries: From Frank, Arthur W., Dwelling in Grief (review
“Reasonable Availability” to “Fair Benefits,” of Rowe, The Book ofJ esse: A Story of Youth,
Arras, John D., Fair Benefits in International
May-June, 17-27 Illness, and Medicine), Jan-Feb, 46-47
Medical Research (Another Voice), May-June,
22 Connelly, Julie, Are We Ready for Virtual Frank, Arthur W., Emily's Scars: Surgical
Physicians? (In Brief), Jan-Feb, 6 Shaping, Technoluxe, and Bioethics, Mar-Apr,
Baily, Mary Ann, Health Care Explained,
Though Not Beautifully (review of Commit- Cournos, Francine, A Fifteen-Year-Old 18-29
tee on the Consequences of Uninsurance, /n- Translator (Case Study), May-June, 12 Freeman, John M., On Learning Humility: A
suring Americas Health: Principles and Recom- Thirty-Year Journey (Essay), May-June, 13-16
Davis, Dena S., Genetic Research and Com-
mendations), Mar-Apr, 43
munal Narratives, July-Aug, 40-49 Ganzini, Linda, and Holly Prigerson, The
Baylis, Francoise, Canada Bans Human DeVries, Raymond G., and Charles L. Bosk, Other Side of the Slippery Slope (Another
Cloning (In Brief), May-June, 5 Voice), July-Aug, 3
The Bioethics of Business: Rethinking the Re-
Belsky, Leah, and Henry S. Richardson, lationship between Bioethics Consultants and Glajchen, Myra, A Fifteen-Year-Old Transla-
The Ancillary-Care Responsibilities of Med- Corporate Clients (Essay), Sept-Oct, 28-32 tor (Case Study), May-June, 11-12
ical Researchers: An Ethical Framework for
DeGrazia, David, Liberal Bioethics and Con- Gostin, Lawrence O., Influenza Pandemic
Thinking about the Clinical Care that Re-
tested Surgeries (Another Voice), Mar-Apr, 3 Preparedness: Legal and Ethical Dimensions
searchers Owe Their Subjects, Jan-Feb, 25-33
(At Law), Sept-Oct, 10-11
Dresser, Rebecca, Plan B: Politics and Values
Bérubé, Michael, Deciding for the Patient
at FDA, Again (At Law), Nov-Dec, 9-10 Gostin, Lawrence O., Internationak Human
(Case Study), Sept-Oct, 13 Rights Law and Mental Disability (At Law),
Dresser, Rebecca, Schiavo: A Hard Case
Campbell, Alistair, Excoriating Technology Makes Questionable Law (At Law), May- Mar-Apr, 11-12
(review of Kass, Life, Liberty, and the Defense June, 8-9 Greenfield, Debra, Impatient Proponents:
of Dignity: The Challenge for Bioethics), Jan-
What's Wrong with the California Stem Cell
Feb, 44-45 Dwyer, James, Illegal Immigrants, Health
Care, and Social Responsibility, Jan-Feb, 34- and Cures Act? (Essay), Sept-Oct, 32-35
Caplan, Arthur, Organs.com: New Commer-
4] Gross, Michael, Bioethics and Armed Con-
cially Brokered Organ Transfers Raise Ques-
Elliott, Carl, Pharma Goes to the Laundry: flict: Mapping the Moral Dimensions of
tions (In Brief), Nov-Dec, 8
Public Relations and the Business of Medical Medicine and War, Nov-Dec, 22-30
Carson, Ronald A., Death's Irreducible Un-
Education (Essay), Sept-Oct, 18-23 Gunderson, Martin, Being a Burden: Reflec-
ruliness (review of Burt, Death Is That Man
Etzioni, Shiri, and Kenneth Rosenfeld, De- tions on Refusing Medical Care, Sept-Oct,
Taking Names), Mar-Apr, 46
ciding for the Patient (Case Study), Sept-Oct, 37-43
Chesleigh, Francis, Uninsured, Unwanted,
12-13 Healy, David, Manufacturing Consensus
Unworthy? (Perspective), Jan-Feb, inside back
(Perspective), July-Aug, inside back cover
Fagerlin, Angela, and Carl Schneider,
cover
Enough: The Failure of the Living Will, Mar- Hudson, Kathy, Something Old and Some-
Cohen, Jillian Clare, Pushing the Borders:
Apr, 30-42 thing New (Essay), July-Aug, 14-15
The Moral Dilemma of International Internet
Pharmacies (Essay), Mar-Apr, 15-17 Farah, Martha J., and Paul Root Wolpe, Joffe, Steven, Informed Consent from the
Monitoring and Manipulating Brain Func- Doctor? (Case Study), July-Aug, 12-13
Ctioohnes n,(P erRsipcehcatirvde ),W .,M aAy -TJaulnee ,o f iTnswiod e Cobnavcke rsa- tion: New Neuroscience Technologies and Johnston, Josephine, ES Cell Research: In the
Their Ethical Implications, May-June, 35-45
44 HASTINGS ENTER REPORT November-December 2004
Shadow of the Ban (Perspective), Mar-Apr, Apr, 9-10 from the U.K. (Essay), July-Aug, 15-16
inside back cover Nelson, James Lindemann, Love's Burdens Trump, Eric F, Healing Us Softly with
Johnston, Josephine, When Money Talks and (Another Voice), Sept-Oct, 3 Words (in Brief), Mar-Apr, 8
Science Listens (review of Angell, The Truth
Offi, Danielle, Billing Practices (In Practice), Verkerk, Marian, Hilde Lindemann, Els
about the Drug Companies: How They Deceive
Jan-Feb, 7-8 Maeckelberghe, Enne Feenstra, Rudolph
Us and What To Do about It and Krimsky, Sci-
Hartoungh, and Menno de Bree, Enhancing
ence in the Private Interest: Has the Lure of Panicola, Michael, Rethinking Catholic
Reflection: An Interpersonal Exercise in
Profits Corrupted Biomedical Research?), Sept- Bioethics (review of Drane, More Humane
Oct, 44-45 Medicine: A Liberal Catholic Bioethics), Sept- Ethics Education, Nov-Dec, 31-38
Oct, 46-47 Walters, LeRoy, The United Nations and
Karkazis, Katrina A., Policing the Border-
lands of Normal (review of Dreger, One of Us: Parens, Erik, Genetic Differences and Human Cloning: A Debate on Hold (In
Human Identities: On Why Talking about Brief), Jan-Feb, 5-€
Conjoined Twins and the Future of Normal),
Nov-Dec, 41-42 Behavioral Genetics Is Important and Diffi- Wasserman, David, Enhancement as an
cult (Special Report), Jan-Feb, $1-S36 American Dilemma (review of Elliott, Better
Kissane, David, The Contribution of Demor-
Than Well: American Medicine Meets the
alization to End of Life Decisionmaking, Ram, Natalie, Britain Permits Controversial
American Dream), May-June, 46
July-Aug, 21-31 Genetic Test (Perspective), Sept-Oct, inside
back cover Weise, Kathryn, Finding Our Way (In Prac-
Kleinman, Arthur, and Peter Benson, Power
tice), July-Aug, 8
and Human Rights: The Political, Moral, and Ravitsky, Vardit, Posthumous Reproduction
Global Context of Health and Social Reform Guidelines in Israel (In Brief), Mar-Apr, 6-7 Zuger, Abigail, Hijacking Prescriptions (In
(review of Farmer, Pathologies of Power), Mar- Repenshek, Mark, and John P. Slosar, Dis- Practice), Sept-Oct, 8-9
Apr, 44-45 continuing Medically Assisted Nutrition and Zupan, Daniel, Gary Solis, and Richard
Hydration for Patients in a Persistent Vegeta- Schoonhoven, Dialysis for a Prisoner of War
Koski, Greg, FDA and the Life-Sciences In-
tive State: A Contribution to the Dialogue (Case Study), Nov-Dec, 11-12
dustry: Business as Usual (Essay), Sept-Oct,
(Essay), Nov-Dec, 13-16
24-27 SUBJECTS
Robertson, John A., Extreme Prematurity
Lantos, John D., Just Visiting (In Practice),
May-June, 6-7 and Parental Rights after Baby Doe, July-Aug, Another Voice
32-39
Lemmens, Trudo, Piercing the Veil of Corpo- Arras, Fair Benefits in International Medical
Rosenberg, Charles E., What Good is Re
rate Secrecy about Clinical Trials (Essay), Research
search? (review of Callahan, What Price Better
Sept-Oct, 14-18
Health? Hazards of the Research Imperative), DeGrazia, Liberal Bioethics and Contested
Levine, Carol, A Fifteen-Year-Old Translator July-Aug, 50-51 Surgeries
(Case Study), May-June, 10-11
Rosner, Jennifer, Lullabies for Sophia: Caring Flamm, Medical Research and Media Circus-
Levine, Carol, One Loss May Hide Another for a Deaf Newborn (Essay), Nov-Dec, 20-21 es
Essay), Nov-Dec, 17-19
Rubenstein, Leonard S., Medicine and War Ganzini and Prigerson, The Other Side of
Lustig, Andrew, A Catholic Health Plan for (Another Voice), Nov-Dec, 3 the Slippery Slope
Federal Employees (Perspective), Nov-Dec,
Schneider, Carl E., Benumbed (At Law), Jan- Nelson, Love's Burdens
inside back cover
Feb, 9-10
Rubinstein, Medicine and War
Lyerly, Anne Drapkin, Is the Patient Always
Right? (Case Study), Mar-Apr, 13-14 Schneider, Carl E., Liability for Life (At
Law), July-Aug, 11-12 At Law
Magnus, David, Stem Cell Research Should
Be More Than a Promise (Essay), Sept-Oct, Schwartz, Peter, Is the Patient Always Right? Dresser, Plan B: Politics and Values at FDA,
35-36 (Case Study), Mar-Apr, 14 Again
Majumder, Mary Anderlik, Lawyers, Doc- Shannon, Thomas A., and James J. Walter, Dresser, Schiavo: A Hard Case Makes Ques-
Implications of the Papal Allocution on Feed- tionable Law
tors, and the Future of Health Care (review of
Jacobson, Strangers in the Night: Law and ing Tubes (Essay), July-Aug, 18-20 Gostin, Influenza Pandemic Preparedness:
Medicine in the Managed Care Era), Jan-Feb, Silvers, Anita, Rights Are Still Right: The Legal and Ethical Dimensions
42-43 Case for Disability Rights (review of Herr, Gostin, International Human Rights Law and
Majumder, Mary Anderlik, Uncharitable Gostin, and Koh, eds., The Human Rights of Mental Disability
Care? (In Brief), July-Aug, 7 Persons with Intellectual Disabilities: Different Schneider, Benumbed
but Equal), Nov-Dec, 39-40
Meslin, Eric M., The President’s Council: Schneider, Liability for Life
Fair and Balanced? (In Brief), Mar-Apr, 6-8 Simon, Christian, Informed Consent from
the Doctor? (Case Study), July-Aug, 13
Behavioral Genetics
Morreim, E. Haavi, High-Profile Research
and the Media: The Case of the Abio-Cor Ar- ten Have, Henk, Horror Regulationum Parens, Genetic Differences and Human
(Essay), July-Aug, 16-17
tificial Heart, Jan-Feb, 11-24 Identities: On Why Talking about Behavioral
Neher, Jon, Like a River (In Practice), Mar- Thomas, Sandy, Paradoxes and Political Prob- . Genetics Is Important and Difficult
lems: The U.S. Approach to ART as Seen
November-December 2004 HASTINGS CENTER REPORT 45
Bioethics Ganzini and Prigerson, The Other Side of Chesleigh, Uninsured, Unwanted, Unworthy?
the Slippery Slope Cohen, J.C., Pushing the Borders: The Moral
Antommaria, Do As | Say, Not As | Do
Gunderson, Being a Burden: Reflections on Dilemma of International Internet Pharmacies
DeVries and Bosk, The Bioethics of Business:
Rethinkingg the Relationshipf between Refusing Medical Care Connelly, Are We Ready for Virtual Physi-
Bioethics Consultants and Corporate Clients Kissane, The Contribution of Demoralization cians?
to End of Life Decisionmaking
Panicola, Rethinking Catholic Bioethics Dwyer, Illegal Immigrants, Health Care, and
Lantos, Just Visiting Social Responsibility
Case Study
Nelson, Love's Burdens Kleinman and Benson, Power and Human
Annas, Dialysis for a Prisoner of War Rights: The Political, Moral, and Global Con-
Neher, Like a River
text of Health and Social Reform
Bérubé, Deciding for the Patient
Repenshek and Slosar, Discontinuing Med-
Cournos, A Fifteen-Year-Old Translator ically Assisted Nutrition and Hydration for Lustig, A Catholic Health Plan for Federal
Employees
Patients in a Persistent Vegetative State: A
Etzioni and Rosenfeld, Deciding for the Pa-
tient Contribution to the Dialogue Majumder, Lawyers, Doctors, and the Future
of Health Care
Schneider, Liability for Life
Glajchen, A Fifteen-Year-Old Translator
Majumder, Uncharitable Care?
Shannon and Walter, Implications of the
Toffe, Informed Consent from the Doctor?
Papal Allocution on Feeding Tubes Offi, Billing Prac t ices
Levine, A Fifteen-Year-Old Translator
Lyerly, Is the Patient Always Right? Enhancement in Brief
Schwartz, Is the Patient Always Right? Campbell, Excoriating Technology Baylis, Canada Bans Human Cloning
Simon, Informed Consent from the Doctor? DeGrazia, Liberal Bioethics and Contested Caplan, Organs.com: New Commercially
Surgeries Brokered Organ Transfers Raise Questions
Zupan, Solis, and Schoonhoven, Dialysis for
a Prisoner of War Farah and Wolpe, Monitoring and Manipu- Connelly, Are We Ready for Virtual Physi-
lating Brain Function: New Neuroscience cians?
Cloning Technologies and Their Ethical Implications
Majumder, Uncharitable Care?
Baylis, Canada Bans Human Cloning Frank, Emily's Scars: Surgical Shaping, Tech- Meslin, The President's Council: Fair and Bal-
noluxe, and Bioethics
Walters, The United Nations and Human anced?
Cloning: A Debate on Hold Wasserman, Enhancement as an American Ravitsky, Posthumous Reproduction Guide-
Dilemma lines in Israel
Disability
Ethics Education Trump, Healing Us Softly with Words
Bérubé, Deciding for the Patient
Verkerk, Lindemann, Maeckelberghe, Feen- Walters, The United Nations and Human
Gostin, International Human Rights Law and stra, Hartoungh, and de Bree, Enhancing Re- Cloning: A Debate on Hold
Mental Disability
flection: An Interpersonal Exercise in Ethics
In Practice
Karkazis, Policing the Borderlands of Normal Education
Levine, One Loss May Hide Another Lantos, Just Visiting
Genetics
Rosner, Lullabies for Sophia: Caring for a Neher, Like a River
Deaf Newborn Davis, Genetic Research and Communal Nar- Ofri, Billing Practices
ratives
Schneider, Benumbed Weise, Finding Our Way
Parens, Genetic Differences and Human
Silvers, Rights Are Still Right: The Case for Identities: On Why Talking about Behavioral Zuger, Hijacking Prescriptions
Disability Rights
Genetics Is Important and Difficult
Media
End of Life Care Ram, Britain Permits Controversial Genetic
Flamm, Medical Research and Media Circus-
Test
Bérubé, Deciding for the Patient
es
Carson, Death's Irreducible Unruliness Health Care Morreim, High-Profile Research and the
Organizations
Cohen, A Tale of Two Conversations Media: The Case of the Abio-Cor Artificial
Dresser, Schiavo: A Hard Case Makes Ques- Glajchen, A Fifteen-Year-Old Translator Heart
tionable Law Frank, Dwelling in Grief Medical Ethics in War
Etzioni and Rosenfeld, Deciding for the Pa- Levine, A Fifteen-Year-Old Translator
Annas, Dialysis for a Prisoner of War
tient
Health Care Policy and Gross, Bioethics and Armed Conflict: Map-
Fagerlin and Schneider, Enough: The Failure
Delivery ping the Moral Dimensions of Medicine and
of the I iving Will
War
Baily, Health Care Explained, Though Not
Frank, Dwelling in Grief
Beautifully Rubenstein, Medicine and War
@G HASTINGS CENTER REPORT
November-December 2004
Zupan, Solis, and Schoonhoven, Dialysis for Physician-Assisted in Developing Countries, Moral Standards
a Prisoner of War Suicide for Research in Developing Countries: From
“Reasonable Availability” to “Fair Benefits”
Medical Profession Ganzini and Prigerson, The Other Side of
the Slippery Slope Davis, Genetic Research and Communal
Freeman, On Learning Humility: A Thirty- Narratives
Gunderson, Being a Burden: Reflections on
Year Journey
Refusing Medical Care Flamm, Medical Research and Media Circus-
Ofri, Billing Practices es
Kissane, The Contribution of Demoralization
Neonatal Care to End of Life Decisionmaking Healy, Manufacturing Consensus
Joffe, Informed Consent from the Doctor?
Freeman, On Learning Humility: A Thirty- Physician-Patient
Year Journey Relationship Morreim, High-Profile Research and the
Media: The Case of the Abio-Cor Artificial
Robertson, Extreme Prematurity and Parental Trump, Healing Us Softly with Words
Rights after Baby Doe Heart
Connelly, Are We Ready for Virtual Physi-
Rosenberg, What Good Is Research?
Weise, Finding Our Way cians?
Simon, Informed Consent from the Doctor?
Neuroethics Zuger, Hijacking Prescriptions
Review
Farah and Wolpe, Monitoring and Manipu- ‘President’s Council on
lating Brain Function: New Neuroscience Bioethics Baily, Health Care Explained, Though Not
Technologies and Their Ethical Implications Beautifully
Meslin, The President’s Council: Fair and
Campbell, Excoriating Technology
Organ Transplantation Balanced?
Carson, Death's Irreducible Unruliness
Caplan, Organs.com: New Commercially Public Health
Brokered Organ Transfers Raise Questions Frank, Dwelling in Grief
Gostin, Influenza Pandemic Preparedness:
Johnston, When Money Talks and Science
Perspective Legal and Ethical Dimensions
Listens
Chesleigh, Uninsured, Unwanted, Unworthy? Kleinman and Benson, Power and Human
Karkazis, Policing the Borderlatids of Normal
Rights: The Political, Moral, and Global
Cohen, R. A Tale of Two Conversations Context of Health and Social Reform Kleinman and Benson, Power and Human
Healy, M wnufacturing Consensus Rights: The Political, Moral, and Global
Reproduction and Context of Health and Social Reform
Johnston, ES Cell Research: In the Shadow of Reproductive Technology
the Ban Majumder, Lawyers, Doctors, and the Future
Dresser, Plan B: Politics and Values at FDA, of Health Care
Lustig, A Catholic Health Plan for Federal
Again
Employees Panicola, Rethinking Catholic Bioethics
Hudson, Something Old and Something
Ram, Britain Permits Controversial Genetic Rosenberg, What Good Is Research?
New
‘Test Silvers, Rights Are Still Right: The Case for
Lyerly, Is the Patient Always Right?
Disability Rights
Pharmaceutical Industry
Ram, Britain Permits Controversial Genetic
Wasserman, Enhancement as an American
Cohen, Pushing the Borders: The Moral Test Dilemma
Dilemma of International Internet Pharma- Ravitsky, Posthumous Reproduction Guide-
cies lines in Israel Special Report
DeVries and Bosk, The Bioethics of Business: Schwartz, Is the Patient Always Right? Parens, Genetic Differences and Human
Rethinking the Relationship between Identities: On Why Talking about Behavioral
ten Have, Horror Regulationum
Bioethics Consultants and Corporate Clients Genetics Is Important and Difficult
Thomas, Paradoxes and Political Problems:
Elliott, Pharma Goes to the Laundry: Public
The U.S. Approach to ART as Seen from the Stem Cells
Relations and the Business of Medical Educa-
tion U.K. Greenfield, Impatient Proponents: What's
Healy, Manufacturing Consensus Research Wrong with the California Stem Cell and
Cures Act?
Johnston, When Money Talks and Science Arras, Fair Benefits in International Medical
Johnston, ES Cell Research: In the Shadow of
Listens Research
the Ban
Koski, FDA and the Life-Sciences Industry: Belsky and Richardson, The Ancillary-Care
Business as Usual Responsibilities of Medical Researchers: An Magnus, Stem Cell Research Should Be More
Than a Promise
Lemmens, Piercing the Veil of Corporate Se- Ethical Framework for Thinking about the
crecy about Clinical Trials Clinical Care that Researchers Owe Their
Subjects
Conference on Ethical Aspects of Research
November-December 2004