Ethics in global health
Subtitle: research, policy, and practice
By: Ruth Macklin
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Published: 2012
Place of publication: Oxford
Language: eng
Number of pages: 432
ISBN-13: 9780199890453
Subjects: Bioethical Issues; Research Ethics; World Health
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Ethics and human values in family planning : perspectives of different cultural and religious settings; title: Abortion controversies : ethics, politics, and religion; title: Cultural difference and long-acting contraception; title: Respect for tradition; title: Ethics and equity in access to HIV treatment : 3 by 5 initiative; title: Affordable and accessible drugs for developing countries : recent developments; title: Global inequalities in women's health : who is responsible for doing what?; title: Toward a theory of vulnerability; title: Universality of the Nuremberg Code; title: A defense of fundamental principles and human rights : a response to Baker; title: Justice in international research; title: Is ethics universal? : gender, science, and culture in reproductive health research; title: After Helsinki : unresolved issues in international research; title: Four forward-looking guidance points; title: Avoiding exploitation; title: Yet another guideline? : the UNESCO draft declaration; title: Appropriate ethical standards; title: The declaration of Helsink I : another revision; title: Intertwining biomedical research and public health in HIV preventive microbicide research; title: Ethical challenges in HIV microbicide research : what protections do women need.