Bioethics and the Law, Second Edition
Bioethics and the Law, Second Edition connects broad public healthcare issues with the concerns of the individual, and draws clear distinctions between policy, law, and ethical considerations. Offering more than just landmark cases, Dolgin and Shepherd present a revealing survey of the full range of contemporary healthcare issues, along with the various conflicts and confluences that surround them.\ A multidisciplinary approach that combines sources of law with scholarship from philosophy and...
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Part I: Bioethics: Basic Concepts Chapter 1. Law, Medicine, and Philosophy Chapter 2. Bodily Integrity and Autonomy Chapter 3. Life Forms Part II: The Early Years Chapter 4. Human Reproduction Chapter 5. Children and Childhood Chapter 6. Avoiding Reproduction Part III: Across the Lifespan Chapter 7. Human Subject Research and Experimental Healthcare Chapter 8. Profits, Commerce, and Conflicts of Interest Chapter 9. Access to Healthcare Chapter 10. Public Health Part IV: The Latter Years Chapter 11. Aging Chapter 12. Dying Chapter 13. Death Appendices Table of Cases Glossary Index
Pt. I Bioethics: Basic Concepts1 Law, Medicine, and Philosophy 32 Autonomy and Bodily Integrity 453 Life 111Pt. II The Early Years4 Assisting and Monitoring Reproduction 1615 Children 2576 Avoiding Reproduction: Sterilization, Contraception, and Abortion 337Pt. III Across the Lifespan7 Human Subject Research and Experimental Health Care 4018 Conflicts of Interest, Profits, Commerce 4699 Access to Health Care 54510 Public Health 625Pt. IV The Later Years11 Aging 68912 Dying 73513 Death 837Appendix A 867Table of Cases 877Index 881
