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SAGE Nursing Ethics Journal - Fri, 08/27/2010 - 6:15am
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SAGE Nursing Ethics Journal - Fri, 08/27/2010 - 6:15am
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U.S. Judge Rules Against Obama’s Stem Cell Policy

Bioethics.net - Tue, 08/24/2010 - 9:27am
Thanks to a federal district judge stem cell research is rolling on back to the days of the Bush Administration. Prediction: get ready for a fight.
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The Ethics of “Healthy” Bacon

Bioethics.net - Tue, 08/24/2010 - 9:21am
Isn't "healthy bacon" an oxymoron? No matter how much we engineer a pig or the food it eats, could it be ethical to advertise its parts as "healthy"?
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Articles: reproductive tourism and the quest for global gender justice

MedWorm: Medical Ethics - Sat, 08/21/2010 - 4:27am
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Editorial: international perspectives on the baby trade

MedWorm: Medical Ethics - Sat, 08/21/2010 - 4:27am
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Kafka, paranoic doubles and the brain: hypnagogic vs. hyper-reflexive models of disrupted self in neuropsychiatric disorders and anomalous conscious states

MedWorm: Medical Ethics - Thu, 08/19/2010 - 6:00pm
Kafka's writings are frequently interpreted as representing the historical period of modernism in which he was writing. Little attention has been paid, however, to the possibility that his writings may reflect neural mechanisms in the processing of self during hypnagogic (i.e., between waking and sleep) states. Kafka suffered from dream-like, hypnagogic hallucinations during a sleep-deprived state while writing. This paper discusses reasons (phenomenological and neurobiological) why the self projects an imaginary double (autoscopy) in its spontaneous hallucinations and how Kafka's writings help to elucidate the underlying cognitive and neural mechanisms. I further discuss how the proposed mechanisms may be relevant to understanding paranoid delusions in schizophrenia. Literature documents ...
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Who Should Decide When Care is Futile?

Bioethics.net - Thu, 08/19/2010 - 10:54am
HT @ArthurCaplan: A New Jersey case reminds us we have much to improve upon with care at the end of life.
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Resolution in Florida Wrongful Birth Case

Bioethics.net - Wed, 08/18/2010 - 12:56pm
Shockingly avoiding wrongful life claims and abortion politics, Florida legislature passes law that allows parents to be awarded $25M for the wrongful birth of second son with same detectable genetic condition as first born.
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Younger Kids In Class May Be Overdiagnosed With ADHD

Bioethics.net - Wed, 08/18/2010 - 12:22pm
RT @NPRHealth: School Birthday Party from January-June = More Immature = More Likely to Have ADHD Diagnosis = More Teachers Need to Stop Medicalizing Classroom Behavior Problems
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FDA Challenges Stem-cell Clinic

Bioethics.net - Wed, 08/18/2010 - 12:13pm
Does the FDA have any basis for regulating stem cell clinics that put patients own cells back into them as therapy?
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High Price to Pay for Misconduct Investigations

Bioethics.net - Wed, 08/18/2010 - 12:10pm
Is the price tag the right way to measure the true cost of research misconduct and its investigation?
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Looking This Way and That, and Learning to Adapt to the World

Bioethics.net - Tue, 08/17/2010 - 1:28am
Putting a different spin on "viewing the world through the eyes of a child..."
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Review of "Animal Models in the Light of Evolution" by Niall Shanks, Ph.D., and C. Ray Greek, M.D

MedWorm: Medical Ethics - Mon, 08/16/2010 - 6:00pm
Animal Models in the Light of Evolution provides persuasive evidence that animal models should be used with great caution when applying the results to human diseases. Mice and other model animals are both similar and different, in their biology, to humans. (Source: Philosophy, Ethics, and Humanities in Medicine)
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