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index Hastings Center Report Volume 43, 2013 Following is the comprehensive index for Volume 43 of the Hastings Center Report, covering all feature material from 2013. & Complete issues are available for volume 43 (2013) and may be purchased from Wiley-Blackwell; e-mail: cs-journals@wiley. com. AUTHORS and Citation Information Aarons, Eliana, Ethical Challenges in Refugee Health: A Global Public Health Concern (Perspective), May-Jun, inside back cover Bayley, Carol, The Next Step for Quality Attestation (Other Voices), Sept-Oct, 37-39 Benatar, Solomon, The Quest for Justice in Global Health (book review), Nov-Dec, 45-46 Bennett, Gaymon, H5N1 and the Politics of Truth (Other Voices), Mar-Apr, 35-37 Berg, Jessica, A “Fair Use” Exception for Public Health Uses of Medical Information? (Policy and Politics), May-Jun, 13-14 Berlinger, Nancy, Cueing “the Conversation” (Other Voices), Jul-Aug, 29-30 Berlinger, Nancy, and Rajeev Raghavan, The Ethics of Advocacy for Undocumented Patients, Jan-Feb, 14-17 Bernat, James L., Determining Death in Uncontrolled DCDD Organ Donors (Other Voices), Jan-Feb, 30-33 Bernat, James L., On Noncongruence between the Concept and Determination of Death, Nov-Dec, 25-33
Challenges (Perspective), Jan-Feb, inside back cover Cummings, Christy L., Patient and Trainee: Learning When to Step In (In Practice), JulAug, 5-6 Davis, Dena S., Not with a Bang, but a Whimper: Sherley v. Sebelius, Jan-Feb, 17-18 Dresser, Rebecca, Drug Compounding, Drug Safety, and the First Amendment (At Law), Mar-Apr, 9-10 Dugdale, Lydia S., Medicine’s Metaphysics (In Practice), Mar-Apr, 7-8 Esau, Darren, and Catherine Hickey, Autonomy or Exploitation (Case Study), Nov-Dec, 13-14. Faden, Ruth R., Nancy E. Kass, Steven N. Goodman, Peter Pronovost, Sean Tunis, and Tom L. Beauchamp, An Ethics Framework for a Learning Health Care System: A Departure from Traditional Research Ethics and Clinical Ethics, Jan-Feb (Special Report), S16-S27 Feder, Ellen K., Alice Dreger, and Anne Tamar-Mattis, More Rhetoric Than Argument? (Exchange), Mar-Apr, 4-6
Blumenthal, Nancy P., James D. Mendez, Martin L. Smith, and Beth Hyland, A Second Chance (Case Study), Jan-Feb, 12-13
Feldman, Eric A., Shots for Tots? (Other Voices), May-Jun, 34-35
Brody, Howard, and Luana Colloca, Patient Autonomy and Provider Beneficence Are Compatible (Exchange), Nov-Dec, 6.
Galarneau, Charlene, “Ever Vigilant” in “Ethically Impossible”: Structural Injustice and Responsibility in PHS Research in Guatemala, May-Jun, 36-45
Brody, Howard and Franklin G. Miller, The Research-Clinical Practice Distinction, Learning Health Systems, and Relationships, Sept-Oct, 41-47 Callahan, Daniel, Obesity: Chasing an Elusive Epidemic, Jan-Feb, 34-40 Collins, Sara R., and Tracy Garber, State Health Insurance Exchanges: Progress and
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Galbraith, Kyle L., What’s So Meaningful about Meaningful Use? Mar-Apr, 15-17 Giubilini, Alberto, and Francesca Minerva, Reasons and Freedom (Exchange), Jan-Feb, 4-5 Goldberg, Daniel S., and Rebecca M. Puhl, Obesity Stigma: A Failed and Ethically Dubious Strategy (Exchange), May-Jun, 5-6
Gostin, Lawrence O., Bloomberg’s Health Legacy: Urban Innovator or Meddling Nanny? Sept-Oct, 19-25 Gostin, Lawrence O., “Enhanced, Edgier”: A Euphemism for “Shame and Embarrassment”? (Exchange), May-Jun, 3-4 Gostin, Lawrence O., PEPFAR’s Antiprostitution “Loyalty Oath”: Politicizing Public Health (At Law), May-Jun, 11-12 Grady, Christine, and David Wendler, Making the Transition to a Learning Health Care System, Jan-Feb (Special Report), S32-S33 Green, Ronald M., Challenging Transhumanism’s Values (book review), JulAug, 45-47 Gutmann, Amy, and James W. Wagner, Found Your DNA on the Web: Reconciling Privacy and Progress, May-Jun, 15-18 Haehl, Anne, Fertility Treatment: Medically Necessary? (Exchange), Jul-Aug, 3-4 Hall, Mark A., There Oughta Be a Law (At Law), Jul-Aug, 7-8 Herbst, Jennifer L., Prescription Drug Coverage: Medicine or Science? (Policy and Politics), Jul-Aug, 9-10 Joffe, Ari R., Back to Basics about Organ Donation (Exchange), Sept-Oct, 6-7 Johnson, Sandra H., Customary Standard of Care: A Challenge for Regulation and Practice (At Law), Nov-Dec, 9-10 Johnston, Josephine, and Michael K. Gusmano, Why We Should All Pay for Fertility Treatment: An Argument from Ethics and Policy, Mar-Apr, 18-21 Kass, Nancy E., Ruth R. Faden, Steven N. Goodman, Peter Pronovost, Sean Tunis, and Tom L. Beauchamp, The ResearchTreatment Distinction: A Problematic H AS TI N GS C E N TE R REPORT
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Approach for Determining Which Activities Should Have Ethical Oversight, Jan-Feb (Special Report), S4-S15
Mandava, Amulya, and Joseph Millum, Manipulation in the Enrollment of Research Participants, Mar-Apr, 38-47
Relman, David A., The Increasingly Compelling Moral Responsibilities of Life Scientists (Other Voices), Mar-Apr, 34-35
Kirschner, Kristi L., The Outlier (In Practice), Jan-Feb, 8-9
Marks, Jonathan H., The Undocumented Unwell (At Law), Jan-Feb, 10-11
Resnik, David B., H5N1 Avian Flu Research and the Ethics of Knowledge, Mar-Apr, 22-33
Klugman, Craig M., and Jennifer S. Bard, Futility on the Border (Case Study), Jul-Aug, 11-12
Marquis, Don, The Arguments Matter (Exchange), Jan-Feb, 3
Richie, Cristina, Voluntary Sterilization for Childfree Women: Understanding Patient Profiles, Evaluating Accessibility, Examining Legislation, Nov-Dec, 36-44
Knoppers, Bartha M., Edward S. Dove, and Ma’n H. Zawati, Demystifying Biobanks (Exchange), Sept-Oct, 4-5 Kodish, Eric, and Joseph J. Fins with Clarence Braddock III, Felicia Cohn, Nancy Neveloff Dubler, Marion Danis, Arthur R. Derse, Robert A. Pearlman, Martin Smith, Anita Tarzian, Stuart Youngner, and Mark G. Kuczewski, Quality Attestation for Clinical Ethics Consultants: A TwoStep Model from the American Society for Bioethics and Humanities, Sept-Oct, 26-36 Kuczewski, Mark G., and Linda Brubaker, Medical Education as Mission: Why One Medical School Chose to Accept DREAMers, Nov-Dec, 21-24 Kupersmith, Joel, Advances in the Research Enterprise, Jan-Feb (Special Report), S43-S44 Lantos, John D., The Battle Lines of Sexual Politics and Medical Morality (Exchange), Mar-Apr, 3-4 Largent, Emily A., Franklin G. Miller, and Steven Joffe, A Prescription for Ethical Learning, Jan-Feb (Special Report), S28-S29 Latham, Stephen R., Time to Decriminalize HIV Status (Policy and Politics), Sept-Oct, 12-13 Lauritzen, Paul, Not Your Founder’s Bioethics? (book review), Jul-Aug, 43-45 Lee, Lisa M., Hillary Wicai Viers, and Misti Ault Anderson, The Presidential Bioethics Commission: Pedagogical Materials and Bioethics Education, Sept-Oct, 16-19
Menikoff, Jerry, The Unbelievable Rightness of Being in Clinical Trials, Jan-Feb (Special Report), S30-S31 Meyer, Michelle N., From Evidence-Based Medicine to Evidence-Based Practice (Policy and Politics), Mar-Apr, 11-12 Miles, Jonathan K., Genoism by Any Other Name? (Exchange), Nov-Dec, 4 Miller, Jennifer E., How a Clinical Trial Registry Became a Symbol of Misinformation (Policy and Politics), Nov-Dec, 11-12 Munjal, Kevin G., Stephen P. Wall, Lewis R. Goldfrank, Alexander Gilbert, Bradley J. Kaufman, and Nancy N. Dubler, on behalf of the New York City uDCDD Study Group, A Rationale in Support of Uncontrolled Donation after Circulatory Determination of Death, Jan-Feb, 19-26 Nelson, James Lindemann, “Yet the Body Is His Book”: Plastinated Bodies and the Book of Common Bioethics (book review), MayJun, 46-47 Parens, Erik, Paul Appelbaum, and Wendy Chung, Incidental Findings in the Era of Whole Genome Sequencing? Jul-Aug, 16-18 Piekoff, Kira, Beware the Biomarkers for Criminal Behavior (Perspective), Jul-Aug, inside back cover Piemonte, Nicole M., and Laura Hermer, Avoiding a “Death Panel” Redux, Jul-Aug, 20-28
Rodríguez-Arias, David, Iván OrtegaDeballon, Maxwell Smith, and Stuart Youngner, Casting Light and Doubt on Uncontrolled DCDD Protocols (Other Voices), Jan-Feb, 27-30 Rodríguez-Arias, David, and Carissa Véliz, The Death Debates: A Call for Public Deliberation (Other Voices), Nov-Dec, 34-35 Rothstein, Mark A., Genetic Discrimination in Employment Is Indefensible (Exchange), Nov-Dec, 3-4 Schaefer, G. Owen, The Importance of Rationality (Exchange), Jan-Feb, 3-4 Schmidt, Harald, Obesity and Blame: Elusive Goals for Personal Responsibility (Exchange), May-Jun, 8-9 Segar, Nora, Bedside (In Practice), Sept-Oct, 8-9 Selby, Joe V., and Harlan M. Krumholz, Ethical Oversight: Serving the Best Interests of Patients, Jan-Feb (Special Report), S34-S36 Smith, Thomas J., and Joann N. Bodurtha, The “Good Planning Panel” (Other Voices), Jul-Aug, 30-32 Solomon, Mildred Z., and Ann C. Bonham, Ethical Oversight of Research on Patient Care, Jan-Feb (Special Report), S2-S3 Spector-Bagdady, Kayte, Public Health Research in Guatemala: Toward New Scholarship (Exchange), Jul-Aug, 3
Levin, Noah, A Defense of Genetic Discrimination, Jul-Aug, 33-42
Platt, Richard, Claudia Grossmann, and Harry P. Selker, Evaluation as Part of Operations: Reconciling the Common Rule and Continuous Improvement, Jan-Feb (Special Report), S37-S39
Lieber, Sarah R., and Joseph Millum, Preventing Sin: The Ethics of Vaccines against Smoking, May-Jun, 23-33
Postema, Don C., Does Quality Attestation Come in Only One Size? (Other Voices), Sept-Oct, 39-40
MacDougall, D. Robert, National Obesity Rates: A Legitimate Health Policy Endpoint? (Exchange), May-Jun, 7-8
Puglisi, Tom, Reform within the Common Rule? Jan-Feb (Special Report), S40-S42
Tomiyama, A. Janet, and Traci Mann, If Shaming Reduced Obesity, There Would Be No Fat People (Exchange), May-Jun, 4-5
Rath, Caroline, Undocumented Patients and the Not-So-Safe Safety Net (Perspective), SepOct, inside back cover
Tomlinson, Tom, Respecting Donors to Biobank Research, Jan-Feb, 41-47
Malerba, Marilynn, The Effects of Sequestration on Indian Health, Nov-Dec, 17-21
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Stark, Meredith, and Joseph J. Fins, What’s Not Being Shared in Shared DecisionMaking?, Jul-Aug, 13-16 Suter, Sonia, How Big a Problem Is Genetics Exceptionalism in Employment? (Exchange), Nov-Dec, 5-6
Tong, Bonnie, and Hannah I. Lipman, Whose Bed? (Case Study), Mar-Apr, 13-14 November-December 2013
Torrance, Andrew W., The Unpatentable Human Being (At Law), Sept-Oct, 10-11 Tunzi, Marc, Health Reform and the Uninsured: The New Requirements of the Old Ethics (Perspective), Mar-Apr, inside back cover Tunzi, Marc, Keeping Time (In Practice), Nov-Dec, 7-8 Ubel, Peter A., The Predictable Irrationality of Righteous Minds, and the Work of Ethicists, May-Jun, 18-22 Volpe, Rebecca, George Blackall, Michael Green, Danny George, Maria Baker, and George Kauffman, Googling a Patient (Case Study), Sept-Oct, 14-15 Von Hagel, Alisa, Banking on Infertility: Medical Ethics and the Marketing of Fertility Loans, Nov-Dec, 15-17 Walter, Jennifer K., and Anne Barnhill, Good and Bad Ideas in Obesity Prevention (Exchange), May-Jun, 6-7 Wendler, David, Broad versus Blanket Consent for Research with Human Biological Samples (Exchange), Sept-Oct, 3-4 Wilfond, Benjamin S., Oxygen and Estrogen (Perspective), Nov-Dec, inside back cover
SUBJECTS “After-Birth Abortion” Giubilini and Minerva, Reasons and Freedom Marquis, The Arguments Matter
Autonomy
Determination of Death
Brody and Colloca, Patient Autonomy and Provider Beneficence Are Compatible
Bernat, Determining Death in Uncontrolled DCDD Organ Donors
Mandava and Millum, Manipulation in the Enrollment of Research Participants
Bernat, On Noncongruence between the Concept and Determination of Death
Stark and Fins, What’s Not Being Shared in Shared Decision-Making?
Munjal, Wall, Goldfrank, Gilbert, Kaufman, and Dubler, on behalf of the New York City uDCDD Study Group, A Rationale in Support of Uncontrolled Donation after Circulatory Determination of Death
Biobanks Knoppers, Dove, and Zawati, Demystifying Biobanks Gutmann and Wagner, Found Your DNA on the Web: Reconciling Privacy and Progress Tomlinson, Respecting Donors to Biobank Research Wendler, Broad versus Blanket Consent for Research with Human Biological Samples
Bioethics Lauritzen, Not Your Founder’s Bioethics?
Rodríguez-Arias, Ortega-Deballon, Smith, and Youngner, Casting Light and Doubt on Uncontrolled DCDD Protocols Rodríguez-Arias and Véliz, The Death Debates: A Call for Public Deliberation
Electronic Health Records Galbraith, What’s So Meaningful about Meaningful Use?
Nelson, “Yet the Body Is His Book”: Plastinated Bodies and the Book of Common Bioethics
End-of-Life DecisionMaking
Bioethics Education
Piemonte and Hermer, Avoiding a “Death Panel” Redux
Lee, Viers, and Anderson, The Presidential Bioethics Commission: Pedagogical Materials and Bioethics Education Ubel, The Predictable Irrationality of Righteous Minds, and the Work of Ethicists
Schaefer, The Importance of Rationality
Berlinger, Cueing “the Conversation”
Smith and Bodurtha, The “Good Planning Panel”
Ethics Consultation Bayley, The Next Step for Quality Attestation
Case Study At Law Dresser, Drug Compounding, Drug Safety, and the First Amendment
Blumenthal, Mendez, Smith, and Hyland, A Second Chance Esau and Hickey, Autonomy or Exploitation
Gostin, PEPFAR’s Antiprostitution “Loyalty Oath”: Politicizing Public Health
Klugman and Bard, Futility on the Border
Hall, There Oughta Be a Law
Tong and Lipman, Whose Bed?
Johnson, Customary Standard of Care: A Challenge for Regulation and Practice
Volpe, Blackall, Green, George, Baker, and Kauffman, Googling a Patient
Marks, The Undocumented Unwell
Complementary and Alternative Medicine
Torrance, The Unpatentable Human Being
Johnson, Customary Standard of Care: A Challenge for Regulation and Practice
November-December 2013
Kodish and Fins with Braddock III, Cohn, Dubler, Danis, Derse, Pearlman, Smith, Tarzian, Youngner, and Kuczewski, Quality Attestation for Clinical Ethics Consultants: A Two-Step Model from the American Society for Bioethics and Humanities Postema, Does Quality Attestation Come in Only One Size?
Evidence-Based Medicine Johnson, Customary Standard of Care: A Challenge for Regulation and Practice Meyer, From Evidence-Based Medicine to Evidence-Based Practice
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Exchange Feder, Dreger, and Tamar-Mattis, More Rhetoric Than Argument?
Johnston and Gusmano, Why We Should All Pay for Fertility Treatment: An Argument from Ethics and Policy
Giubilini and Minerva, Reasons and Freedom
Von Hagel, Banking on Infertility: Medical Ethics and the Marketing of Fertility Loans
Goldberg and Puhl, Obesity Stigma: A Failed and Ethically Dubious Strategy
Futility
Gostin, “Enhanced, Edgier”: A Euphemism for “Shame and Embarrassment”?
Genetics
Piemonte and Hermer, Avoiding a “Death Panel” Redux Stark and Fins, What’s Not Being Shared in Shared Decision-Making? Tong and Lipman, Whose Bed?
Haehl, Fertility Treatment: Medically Necessary? Knoppers, Dove, and Zawati, Demystifying Biobanks
Klugman and Bard, Futility on the Border
Tunzi, Health Reform and the Uninsured: The New Requirements of the Old Ethics
Gutmann and Wagner, Found Your DNA on the Web: Reconciling Privacy and Progress
HIV
Levin, A Defense of Genetic Discrimination
In Practice
Miles, Genoism by Any Other Name?
Cummings, Patient and Trainee: Learning When to Step In
Latham, Time to Decriminalize HIV Status
Parens, Appelbaum, and Chung, Incidental Findings in the Era of Whole Genome Sequencing?
Dugdale, Medicine’s Metaphysics
Lantos, The Battle Lines of Sexual Politics and Medical Morality MacDougall, National Obesity Rates: A Legitimate Health Policy Endpoint?
Piekoff, Beware the Biomarkers for Criminal Behavior
Segar, Bedside
Marquis, The Arguments Matter
Rothstein, Genetic Discrimination in Employment Is Indefensible
Feder, Dreger, and Tamar-Mattis, More Rhetoric Than Argument?
Suter, How Big a Problem Is Genetics Exceptionalism in Employment?
Lantos, The Battle Lines of Sexual Politics and Medical Morality
Torrance, The Unpatentable Human Being
Justice
H5N1
Benatar, The Quest for Justice in Global Health
Kirschner, The Outlier
Intersex Miles, Genoism by Any Other Name? Rothstein, Genetic Discrimination in Employment Is Indefensible Schaefer, The Importance of Rationality Schmidt, Obesity and Blame: Elusive Goals for Personal Responsibility Spector-Bagdady, Public Health Research in Guatemala: Toward New Scholarship Suter, How Big a Problem Is Genetics Exceptionalism in Employment?
Bennett, H5N1 and the Politics of Truth
Medical Education Relman, The Increasingly Compelling Moral Responsibilities of Life Scientists
Cummings, Patient and Trainee: Learning When to Step In
Resnik, H5N1 Avian Flu Research and the Ethics of Knowledge
Kuczewski and Brubaker, Medical Education as Mission: Why One Medical School Chose to Accept DREAMers
Health Policy Tomiyama and Mann, If Shaming Reduced Obesity, There Would Be No Fat People
Collins and Garber, State Health Insurance Exchanges: Progress and Challenges
Walter and Barnhill, Good and Bad Ideas in Obesity Prevention
Hall, There Oughta Be a Law
Wendler, Broad versus Blanket Consent for Research with Human Biological Samples
Fertility Treatment Haehl, Fertility Treatment: Medically Necessary?
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Medical Profession Brody and Colloca, Patient Autonomy and Provider Beneficence Are Compatible
Medical Research Herbst, Prescription Drug Coverage: Medicine or Science? MacDougall, National Obesity Rates: A Legitimate Health Policy Endpoint? Malerba, The Effects of Sequestration on Indian Health
Brody and Miller, The Research-Clinical Practice Distinction, Learning Health Systems, and Relationships Faden, Kass, Goodman, Pronovost, Tunis, and Beauchamp, An Ethics Framework for a Learning Health Care System: A Departure
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from Traditional Research Ethics and Clinical Ethics
Spector-Bagdady, Public Health Research in Guatemala: Toward New Scholarship
Rodríguez-Arias and Véliz, The Death Debates: A Call for Public Deliberation
Galarneau, “Ever Vigilant” in “Ethically Impossible”: Structural Injustice and Responsibility in PHS Research in Guatemala
Tomlinson, Respecting Donors to Biobank Research
Other Voices Bayley, The Next Step for Quality Attestation
Moral Psychology
Bennett, H5N1 and the Politics of Truth
Grady and Wendler, Making the Transition to a Learning Health Care System
Ubel, The Predictable Irrationality of Righteous Minds, and the Work of Ethicists
Berlinger, Cueing “the Conversation”
Gutmann and Wagner, Found Your DNA on the Web: Reconciling Privacy and Progress
Obesity
Kass, Faden, Goodman, Pronovost, Tunis, and Beauchamp, The Research-Treatment Distinction: A Problematic Approach for Determining Which Activities Should Have Ethical Oversight Kupersmith, Advances in the Research Enterprise Largent, Miller, and Joffe, A Prescription for Ethical Learning Mandava and Millum, Manipulation in the Enrollment of Research Participants Menikoff, The Unbelievable Rightness of Being in Clinical Trials Miller, How a Clinical Trial Registry Became a Symbol of Misinformation Parens, Appelbaum, and Chung, Incidental Findings in the Era of Whole Genome Sequencing?
Callahan, Obesity: Chasing an Elusive Epidemic
Feldman, Shots for Tots? Goldberg and Puhl, Obesity Stigma: A Failed and Ethically Dubious Strategy
Joffe, Back to Basics about Organ Donation
Gostin, “Enhanced, Edgier”: A Euphemism for “Shame and Embarrassment”?
Postema, Does Quality Attestation Come in Only One Size?
MacDougall, National Obesity Rates: A Legitimate Health Policy Endpoint?
Relman, The Increasingly Compelling Moral Responsibilities of Life Scientists
Schmidt, Obesity and Blame: Elusive Goals for Personal Responsibility
Rodríguez-Arias, Ortega-Deballon, Smith, and Youngner, Casting Light and Doubt on Uncontrolled DCDD Protocols
Tomiyama and Mann, If Shaming Reduced Obesity, There Would Be No Fat People Walter and Barnhill, Good and Bad Ideas in Obesity Prevention
Pediatrics
Bernat, On Noncongruence between the Concept and Determination of Death
Perspective
Puglisi, Reform within the Common Rule?
Joffe, Back to Basics about Organ Donation
Relman, The Increasingly Compelling Moral Responsibilities of Life Scientists
Munjal, Wall, Goldfrank, Gilbert, Kaufman, and Dubler, on behalf of the New York City uDCDD Study Group, A Rationale in Support of Uncontrolled Donation after Circulatory Determination of Death
Solomon and Bonham, Ethical Oversight of Research on Patient Care
November-December 2013
Smith and Bodurtha, The “Good Planning Panel”
Bernat, Determining Death in Uncontrolled DCDD Organ Donors
Blumenthal, Mendez, Smith, and Hyland, A Second Chance
Selby and Krumholz, Ethical Oversight: Serving the Best Interests of Patients
Rodríguez-Arias and Véliz, The Death Debates: A Call for Public Deliberation
Organ Donation
Platt, Grossmann, and Selker, Evaluation as Part of Operations: Reconciling the Common Rule and Continuous Improvement
Resnik, H5N1 Avian Flu Research and the Ethics of Knowledge
Bernat, Determining Death in Uncontrolled DCDD Organ Donors
Rodríguez-Arias, Ortega-Deballon, Smith, and Youngner, Casting Light and Doubt on Uncontrolled DCDD Protocols
Wilfond, Oxygen and Estrogen
Aarons, Ethical Challenges in Refugee Health: A Global Public Health Concern Collins and Garber, State Health Insurance Exchanges: Progress and Challenges Piekoff, Beware the Biomarkers for Criminal Behavior Rath, Undocumented Patients and the NotSo-Safe Safety Net Tunzi, Health Reform and the Uninsured: The New Requirements of the Old Ethics Wilfond, Oxygen and Estrogen
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Pharmaceutics
Green, Challenging Transhumanism’s Values
Dresser, Drug Compounding, Drug Safety, and the First Amendment
Lauritzen, Not Your Founder’s Bioethics?
Policy and Politics Berg, A “Fair Use” Exception for Public Health Uses of Medical Information?
Nelson, “Yet the Body Is His Book”: Plastinated Bodies and the Book of Common Bioethics
Sterilization Richie, Voluntary Sterilization for Childfree Women: Understanding Patient Profiles, Evaluating Accessibility, Examining Legislation
SUPPORT Wilfond, Oxygen and Estrogen
Herbst, Prescription Drug Coverage: Medicine or Science?
Shared Decision-Making Stark and Fins, What’s Not Being Shared in Shared Decision-Making?
Transhumanism
Special Report: Ethical Oversight of Learning Health Care Systems
Undocumented Patients
Green, Challenging Transhumanism’s Values
Latham, Time to Decriminalize HIV Status Meyer, From Evidence-Based Medicine to Evidence-Based Practice Miller, How a Clinical Trial Registry Became a Symbol of Misinformation
Public Health Aarons, Ethical Challenges in Refugee Health: A Global Public Health Concern Berg, A “Fair Use” Exception for Public Health Uses of Medical Information? Gostin, Bloomberg’s Health Legacy: Urban Innovator or Meddling Nanny? Gostin, PEPFAR’s Antiprostitution “Loyalty Oath”: Politicizing Public Health Malerba, The Effects of Sequestration on Indian Health
Faden, Kass, Goodman, Pronovost, Tunis, and Beauchamp, An Ethics Framework for a Learning Health Care System: A Departure from Traditional Research Ethics and Clinical Ethics Grady and Wendler, Making the Transition to a Learning Health Care System
Berlinger and Raghavan, “The Ethics of Advocacy for Undocumented Patients” Klugman and Bard, Futility on the Border Marks, The Undocumented Unwell Rath, Undocumented Patients and the NotSo-Safe Safety Net
Vaccination Kass, Faden, Goodman, Pronovost, Tunis, and Beauchamp, The Research-Treatment Distinction: A Problematic Approach for Determining Which Activities Should Have Ethical Oversight
Feldman, Shots for Tots? Lieber and Millum, Preventing Sin: The Ethics of Vaccines against Smoking
Kupersmith, Advances in the Research Enterprise Largent, Miller, and Joffe, A Prescription for Ethical Learning
Refugees Aarons, Ethical Challenges in Refugee Health: A Global Public Health Concern
Menikoff, The Unbelievable Rightness of Being in Clinical Trials
Relationships between Patients and Medical Professionals
Platt, Grossmann, and Selker, Evaluation as Part of Operations: Reconciling the Common Rule and Continuous Improvement
Dugdale, Medicine’s Metaphysics Puglisi, Reform within the Common Rule? Esau and Hickey, Autonomy or Exploitation Kirschner, The Outlier Segar, Bedside
Selby and Krumholz, Ethical Oversight: Serving the Best Interests of Patients Solomon and Bonham, Ethical Oversight of Research on Patient Care
Volpe, Blackall, Green, George, Baker, and Kauffman, Googling a Patient
Stem Cells
Reviews
Davis, Not with a Bang, but a Whimper: Sherley v. Sebelius
Benatar, The Quest for Justice in Global Health 6 HASTINGS CEN T E R R E P ORT
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