Is selling body parts ethical?
By: Christina Fisanick, book editor.
Contributors: Fisanick, Christina.
Series: At issue
Publisher: Greenhaven Press
Published: 2009
Place of publication: Detroit
Language: eng
ISBN-13: 9780737743067; 9780737743050
Subjects: Donation of organs, tissues, etc -- Moral and ethical aspects
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: The sale of body parts should be regulated / Alexandra George; title: Regulated organ donor markets should be prohibited / Alastair v. Campbell; title: Government reward for kidney donations is necessary / A.P. Monaco; title: Government interference would hamper kidney donations / Dan Mcdougall; title: Organ donations are for the good of humanity / The Church of England; title: The use of human organs undermines humanity / Gilbert meilaender; title: The selling of body parts can benefit the poor / Bart Croughs; title: The selling of body parts exploits the poor/ Albert huebner; title: Organs from living family members should be used as a last resort / Nancy Scheper-Hughes; title: Body part recipients should not be selected on moral grounds / Sally Satel; title: Traditions in third-world countries facilitate the sale of body parts / Sabella Abide; title: Traditional beliefs must be overcome to facilitate organ donation / Leslie Susser, interview of Robert Berman.