An Imperative Jiro Nudeshima Japan's medical establishment lags far behind in issues like informed consent, infertility treatment, and brain death.
Some radical changes are necessary.
In just one generation, medical ethics has become an important branch of moral philosophy. What the world can learn from Europe. When hemopheliacs in Japan began to be infected with the HIV virus in large numbers from unheated imported blood products, the authorities went into denial. The answer may surprise you. The Okinawan people want some major changes.