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...ce health resources, or the use of human embryos in research ''(see also [[Medical ethics]])''. [[Environmental ethics]] is concerned with questions such as the duti

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...re created as a response to what most considered egregious violations of [[medical ethics]]. While the acts are beyond all codes of medical ethics, such as the Declaration of Helsinki, it should be noted that there were fe

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...sh physician whose writings made an important contribution to the field of medical ethics.<ref> .../www.springerlink.com/content/m260u6rp725841j3/ John Gregory’s Writings on Medical Ethics and Philosophy of Medicine]

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...ensures that research involving human beings both meets the criteria of [[medical ethics]], and also that the research does not pose undue risks to the subjects. Wh

...Journal of American Academy of Religion'', ''Türkiye Klinikleri Journal of Medical Ethics'', ''Islamic World: Past and Present'' and ''Islamic World'' (Oxford Univer

...lie from benevolent motives - questions which continue to be important for medical ethics. Utilitarians like [[Bentham|Jeremy Bentham]] (1748-1832) and [[John Stuart

...= It’s a formidable listing of experts in medical abuse and torture and medical ethics. It includes anti-torture candidate for presidency of the American Psycholo

...] ethics, such as [[nursing ethics]]. A particularly controversial area of medical ethics is that of so-called reproductive ethics. The idea behind medical ethics is that there is a particular kind of moral expertise that belongs not in t