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Who Plays God? Medicine, Money, and Ethics in American Health Care
This program explores a variety of life-and-death situations to illustrate the spectrum of highly controversial ethical decisions made on a daily basis in modern American medicine. Hosted by ABC News medical correspondent George Strait, and featuring...(more details) |
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Applying the Lessons of Ancient Greece: Martha Nussbaum
If you don't give your brother a proper funeral, you doom his soul to unrest forever; however, if you save your brother's soul, the state will bury you alive as punishment. Or imagine being told that the only way to save your entire fleet from shipwr...(more details) |
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Ethics and Scientific Progress: Maxine Singer
Back in the early '70s, when scientists first learned to manipulate the living gene, they put a moratorium on some kinds of molecular experiments to give themselves time to think about what they were doing and set some guidelines for the research. No...(more details) |
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The Psychology of Lying: Sissela Bok
Americans never know nowadays when they'll wake up to yet one more disclosure of deception in government; from the U2 affair to the war in Vietnam, from Watergate to Iran-Contra, and in a steady stream of daily information and misinformation, the bon...(more details) |
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Mortal Choices and Public Policy: Ruth Macklin
Pregnancy, once the most private of concerns, has become the center of public controversy. Contraceptives, abortion, fetal alcohol syndrome, and related issues have put the debate in the headlines, in the courts, and on the streets. Ruth Macklin, pro...(more details) |
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