New issues in medical ethics
By: edited by Jay Hollman
Publisher: Christian Medical and Dental Society
Published: 1995
Place of publication: Bristol, TN
Language: eng
Number of pages: 198
Subjects: Bioethics; Medical Ethics; Medical ethics
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Introduction: How a Christian thinks about medical ethical issues / Jay Hollman; title: Section I. Ethical issues at the beginning of life.; title: 1. Christian ethics and reproductive biotechnology / Joe S. McIlhaney, Jr.; title: 2. Prenatal diagnosis and therapy / John M. Thorp, Jr.; title: 3. The child with AIDS: When the innocent suffer / Carol J. Baker; title: 4. Fetal tissue research and transplantation / Benjamin C. Warf; title: Section II. Ethical issues during life.; title: 5. Sexually-transmitted disease, sexual activity and sex education / Joe S. McIlhaney, Jr.; title: 6. Neuroscience and human responsibility: The use of mood altering drugs / David Allen; title: 7. AIDS: Fact, feelings and faith / Richard Goodgame; title: Appendix 1. Medical science and God's Word give answers to questions related to AIDS / Richard Goodgame; title: 8. Science, politics and public health / William L. Roper; title: 9. Ethical issues in genetic diagnosis and treatment / William J. Parsons; title: 10. Religion and health, what ought to be done, all things considered / David Larson, Mary Greenwold, Gary Wood.; title: Section III. Ethical issues at the end of life.; title: 11. The normal aging process and the implications for the end of life decisions / Jay Hollman; title: 12. Physician-assisted death / Robert D. Orr; title: 13. Withdrawal of treatment: Feeding, hydration and persistent vegetative state / Curtis E. Harris, Joy Hollman.