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According to Wikipedia, George J. Annas is the William Fairfield Warren Distinguished Professor and Director of the Center for Health Law, Ethics & Human Rights at the Boston University School of Public Health, School of Medicine, and School of Law.

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HRS Expert Consensus Statement on remote interrogation and monitoring for cardiovascular implantable electronic devices. (2015) (418)
HRS Expert Consensus Statement on the Management of Cardiovascular Implantable Electronic Devices (CIEDs) in patients nearing end of life or requesting withdrawal of therapy. (2010) (375)
HIPAA regulations - a new era of medical-record privacy? (2003) (286)
The Nazi Doctors and the Nuremberg Code Human Rights in Human Experimentation (1992) (238)
Patient Autonomy and Incidental Findings in Clinical Genomics (2013) (232)
The Practice of Autonomy: Patients, Doctors, and Medical Decisions (2000) (231)
Health and human rights : a reader (1999) (192)
Reframing the debate on health care reform by replacing our metaphors. (1995) (174)
Protecting the endangered human: toward an international treaty prohibiting cloning and inheritable alterations. (2002) (174)
"Culture of life" politics at the bedside--the case of Terri Schiavo. (2005) (162)
Fair Allocation of Intensive Care Unit Resources (1997) (154)
Life, Liberty and the Defense of Dignity: The Challenge for Bioethics (2003) (153)
Generic consent for genetic screening. (1994) (136)
Human rights and maternal-fetal HIV transmission prevention trials in Africa. (1998) (131)
Bioterrorism, public health, and civil liberties. (2002) (130)
Privacy rules for DNA databanks. Protecting coded 'future diaries'. (1993) (124)
Drafting the Genetic Privacy Act: Science, Policy, and Practical Considerations (1995) (121)
The health care proxy and the living will. (1991) (120)
Asking the courts to set the standard of emergency care--the case of Baby K. (1994) (120)
Waste and longing--the legal status of placental-blood banking. (1999) (111)
Women and children first. (1995) (102)
Research in developing countries: taking "benefit" seriously. (1998) (98)
Rules for research on human genetic variation--lessons from Iceland. (2000) (92)
Protecting the liberty of pregnant patients. (1987) (91)
Nancy Cruzan and the right to die. (1990) (88)
Taking Benefits Seriously in Developing Countries (1998) (87)
American Bioethics: Crossing Human Rights and Health Law Boundaries (2004) (84)
The prostitute, the playboy, and the poet: rationing schemes for organ transplantation. (1985) (84)
The politics of transplantation of human fetal tissue. (1989) (84)
Extremely preterm birth and parental authority to refuse treatment--the case of Sidney Miller. (2004) (82)
Altering the standard of care in disasters--unnecessary and dangerous. (2012) (77)
Thalidomide and the Titanic: reconstructing the technology tragedies of the twentieth century. (1999) (77)
Pregnant women as fetal containers. (1986) (73)
Medical privacy and medical research--judging the new federal regulations. (2002) (73)
The Genetic Privacy Act and commentary (1995) (73)
Implementing advance directives in the primary care setting. (1994) (71)
A national bill of patients' rights. (1998) (71)
Physician Assessment of Patient Competence (1994) (71)
Gene Mapping : Using Law and Ethics as Guides (1992) (70)
Informed consent, cancer, and truth in prognosis. (1994) (70)
Control of tuberculosis--the law and the public's health. (1993) (70)
Legacies of Nuremberg. Medical ethics and human rights. (1996) (68)
Globalized clinical trials and informed consent. (2009) (67)
Judging Science: Scientific Knowledge and the Federal Courts (1999) (66)
Reforming informed consent to genetic research. (2001) (64)
Competence to refuse medical treatment: autonomy vs. paternalism. (1984) (61)
Forced cesareans: the most unkindest cut of all. (1982) (60)
The changing landscape of human experimentation: Nuremberg, Helsinki, and beyond. (1992) (60)
The politics of human-embryo research--avoiding ethical gridlock. (1996) (59)
Questing for grails: duplicity, betrayal and self-deception in postmodern medical research. (2017) (58)
The last resort--the use of physical restraints in medical emergencies. (1999) (56)
23andMe and the FDA. (2014) (56)
At law. Ethics committees: from ethical comfort to ethical cover. (1991) (54)
Death by Prescription (1994) (54)
Jacobson v Massachusetts: it's not your great-great-grandfather's public health law. (2005) (54)
Toward a More Natural Science: Biology and Human Affairs (1985) (53)
The patient's right to safety--improving the quality of care through litigation against hospitals. (2006) (53)
Hunger strikes at Guantanamo--medical ethics and human rights in a "legal black hole". (2006) (52)
Informed Consent to Human Experimentation: The Subject's Dilemma (1977) (51)
Some Choice: Law, Medicine, and the Market (1998) (49)
DNA testing, banking, and genetic privacy. (2006) (49)
The Rights of Patients (1992) (48)
Reconciling Quintan and Saikewicz: Decision Making for the Terminally Ill Incompetent (1979) (48)
Fathers anonymous: beyond the best interests of the sperm donor. (1981) (46)
Genetic prophecy and genetic privacy--can we prevent the dream from becoming a nightmare? (1995) (46)
Core commitments for field trials of gene drive organisms (2020) (45)
Stem cell politics, ethics and medical progress (1999) (45)
Reefer madness--the federal response to California's medical-marijuana law. (1997) (44)
Standard of Care: The Law of American Bioethics (1993) (44)
What do Patients Prefer: Informed Consent Models for Genetic Carrier Testing (2007) (44)
Protecting genetic privacy (2001) (44)
Bioethicists' statement on the U.S. Supreme Court's Cruzan decision. (1990) (42)
Reproductive Genetics and the Law (1987) (42)
Risky business: setting public health policy for HIV-infected health care professionals. (1992) (41)
Standard of care--in sickness and in health and in emergencies. (2010) (41)
Genetics and the Law II (1980) (40)
Rules for donations to tissue banks--what next? (2008) (39)
The man on the moon, immortality, and other millennial myths: the prospects and perils of human genetic engineering. (2000) (38)
Patients' rights in managed care--exit, voice, and choice. (1997) (38)
HIV/AIDS in Africa (2002) (37)
Aspirations and Strategies for Public Health. (2016) (37)
Military medical ethics--physician first, last, always. (2008) (37)
Doctors, patients, and lawyers--two centuries of health law. (2012) (37)
The shadowlands--secrets, lies, and assisted reproduction. (1998) (36)
Human rights and health--the Universal Declaration of Human Rights at 50. (1998) (36)
Your money or your life: 'dumping' uninsured patients from hospital emergency wards. (1986) (36)
The promised end--constitutional aspects of physician-assisted suicide. (1996) (36)
Privacy Rules for DNA Databanks (1993) (36)
Why we should ban human cloning. (1998) (35)
The empire of death: how culture and economics affect informed consent in the U.S., the U.K., and Japan. (1994) (35)
Protecting patients from discrimination--the Americans with Disabilities Act and HIV infection. (1998) (34)
Medicine and human rights. A proposal for international action. (1993) (33)
Baby Fae: the "anything goes" school of human experimentation. (1985) (33)
Not saints, but healers: the legal duties of health care professionals in the AIDS epidemic. (1988) (33)
Siamese twins: killing one to save the other. (1987) (33)
Rules for research in nursing homes. (1986) (33)
Physician-assisted suicide--Michigan's temporary solution. (1993) (33)
Medical marijuana, physicians, and state law. (2014) (32)
Geneva Statement on Heritable Human Genome Editing: The Need for Course Correction. (2020) (31)
How we lie. (1995) (31)
Perspectives on fetal surgery. (1983) (31)
Social policy considerations in noncoital reproduction. (1986) (31)
Enhancing the fighting force: medical research on American soldiers. (2009) (30)
The bell tolls for a constitutional right to physician-assisted suicide. (1997) (30)
Legal risks and responsibilities of physicians in the AIDS epidemic. (1988) (30)
A French homunculus in a Tennessee court. (1989) (30)
Guantanamo Bay: a medical ethics-free zone? (2013) (29)
Redefining parenthood and protecting embryos: why we need new laws. (1984) (28)
23andMe and the FDA. (2014) (27)
The right of elderly patients to refuse life-sustaining treatment. (1986) (27)
The researcher's dilemma (1995) (27)
Unspeakably cruel--torture, medical ethics, and the law. (2005) (27)
The limits of state laws to protect genetic information. (2001) (27)
She's going to die: the case of Angela C. (1988) (27)
The Legacy of the Nuremberg Doctors’ Trial to American Bioethics and Human Rights (2010) (26)
Faith (healing), hope and charity at the FDA: the politics of AIDS drug trials. (1989) (26)
The rights of patients : the authoritative ACLU guide to the rights of patients (2004) (26)
Pregnancy, drugs, and the perils of prosecution. (1990) (26)
Testing poor pregnant women for cocaine--physicians as police investigators. (2001) (26)
Regulatory Models for Human Embryo Cloning: The Free Market, Professional Guidelines, and Government Restrictions (1994) (25)
The whole truth and nothing but the truth? (1988) (25)
Reviews, Notes, and Listings: The Rights of Patients: The Basic ACLU Guide to Patient Rights (1989) (25)
Burden of proof: judging science and protecting public health in (and out of) the courtroom. (1999) (25)
Scientific evidence in the courtroom. The death of the Frye rule. (1994) (24)
Health and human rights in a changing world (2013) (24)
Who's afraid of the human genome? (1989) (24)
Medical ethics at Guantanamo Bay detention centre and in the US military: a time for reform (2009) (24)
Mandatory PKU screening: the other side of the looking glass. (1982) (24)
Protecting Soldiers from Friendly Fire: The Consent Requirement for Using Investigational Drugs and Vaccines in Combat (1998) (24)
Life, liberty, and the pursuit of organ sales. (1984) (23)
Worst Case Bioethics: Death, Disaster, And Public Health By George J. Annas (2010) (23)
Outrageous fortune: selling other people's cells. (1990) (23)
Peer review in the balance. (2008) (22)
Genetic privacy: there ought to be a law. (1999) (22)
The right of privacy protects the doctor-patient relationship. (1990) (22)
Brain death and organ donation: you can have one without the other. (1988) (22)
Fetal protection and employment discrimination--the Johnson Controls case. (1991) (22)
Beyond Nazi War Crimes Experiments: The Voluntary Consent Requirement of the Nuremberg Code at 70. (2018) (22)
Confidentiality and the duty to warn. (1976) (22)
Conjoined twins--the limits of law at the limits of life. (2001) (22)
Baby M: babies (and justice) for sale. (1987) (22)
Chinese health care: determinants of the system. (1973) (21)
Health and human rights: A call to action on the 50th anniversary of the universal declaration of human rights (1998) (21)
Help from the dead: the cases of Brother Fox and John Storar. (1981) (21)
When suicide prevention becomes brutality: the case of Elizabeth Bouvia. (1984) (21)
Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Organ Sales (1984) (21)
Death by prescription. The Oregon initiative. (1994) (21)
CPR: when the beat should stop. (1982) (21)
Righting the wrong of 'wrongful life'. (1981) (20)
The Baby Doe regulations: governmental intervention in neonatal rescue medicine. (1984) (20)
At law. Transferring the ethical hot potato. (1987) (20)
Mapping the human genome and the meaning of monster mythology. (1990) (20)
Changing the consent rules for Desert Storm. (1992) (20)
The patient rights advocate: can nurses effectively fill the role? (1974) (20)
A Culture Of Health And Human Rights. (2016) (20)
The health of the President and presidential candidates: the public's right to know. (1995) (20)
From Canada with love: anencephalic newborns as organ donors? (1987) (20)
The "right to die" in America: sloganeering from Quinlan and Cruzan to Quill and Kevorkian. (1996) (20)
Patient rights. (1981) (19)
The paradoxes of organ transplantation. (1988) (19)
Routine prenatal genetic screening. (1987) (19)
A Code of Ethics for Gene Drive Research (2021) (19)
Bioethics and human rights. (2003) (19)
The Patient Rights Advocate (1974) (19)
Foreword: Imagining a New Era of Neuroimaging, Neuroethics, and Neurolaw (2007) (18)
Do feeding tubes have more rights than patients? (1986) (18)
Whose waste is it anyway? The case of John Moore. (1988) (18)
Nonfeeding: lawful killing in CA, homicide in NJ. (1983) (18)
Fashion and freedom: when artificial feeding should be withdrawn. (1985) (18)
No cheers for temporary artificial hearts. (1985) (18)
Protecting genetic privacy. (1994) (18)
The patient rights advocate: redefining the doctor-patient relationship in the hospital context. (1974) (18)
The right to health and the nevirapine case in South Africa. (2003) (18)
Sex, money, and bioethics. Watching ER and Chicago Hope. (1995) (17)
Ulysses and the fate of frozen embryos--reproduction, research, or destruction? (2000) (17)
Legal and ethical implications of fetal diagnosis and gene therapy. (1990) (17)
The care of private patients in teaching hospitals: legal implications. (1980) (17)
Abortion politics and health insurance reform. (2009) (17)
Physicians and torture: lessons from the Nazi doctors (2007) (17)
Medicine, death, and the criminal law. (1995) (17)
Artificial insemination: beyond the best interests of the donor. (1979) (17)
Will the real bioethics (commission) please stand up? (1994) (17)
The case of Mary Hier: when substituted judgment becomes sleight of hand. (1984) (17)
Carrier screening for cystic fibrosis: implications for obstetric and gynecologic practice. (1991) (17)
Can Congress make you buy broccoli? And why that's a hard question. (2011) (16)
Cancer and the constitution--choice at life's end. (2007) (16)
Ethics committees in neonatal care: substantive protection or procedural diversion? (1984) (16)
The baby broker boom. (1986) (16)
When procedures limit rights: from Quinlan to Conroy. (1985) (16)
AT LAW: No Cheers for Temporary Artificial Hearts (1985) (16)
Bioterrorism, public health, and human rights. (2002) (16)
Disconnecting the Baby Doe hotline. (1983) (15)
The Supreme Court and abortion rights. (2007) (15)
Foreclosing the use of force: A.C. reversed. (1990) (15)
Tobacco litigation as cancer prevention: dealing with the devil. (1997) (15)
Doctors, drugs, and driving--tort liability for patient-caused accidents. (2008) (15)
The case of Baby Jane Doe: child abuse or unlawful Federal intervention? (1984) (15)
Death without dignity for commercial surrogacy: the case of Baby M. (1988) (15)
Setting standards for the use of DNA-typing results in the courtroom--the state of the art. (1992) (15)
Regulating Heart and Liver Transplants in Massachusetts: An Overview of the Report of the Task Force on Organ Transplantation (1985) (15)
Hospital Ethics Committees, Consultants, and Courts. (2016) (15)
The Dominance of American Law (and Market Values) Over American Bioethics (1995) (15)
The Changing Face of Family Law: Global Consequences of Embedding Physicians and Biotechnology in the Parent-Child Relationship (2016) (14)
(Public) Health and Human Rights in Practice. (2016) (14)
Partial-birth abortion, Congress, and the Constitution. (1998) (14)
Assisted reproduction--Canada's Supreme Court and the "global baby". (2011) (14)
Legally Blind: The Therapeutic Illusion in the SUPPORT Study of Extremely Premature Infants (2013) (14)
Resurrection of a stem-cell funding barrier--Dickey-Wicker in court. (2010) (14)
Consent to the artificial heart: the lion and the crocodiles. (1983) (14)
Genetics and the Law (1995) (14)
American health law (1990) (14)
Prison hunger strikes: why the motive matters. (1982) (14)
Congress, controlled substances, and physician-assisted suicide--elephants in mouseholes. (2006) (13)
Pandemic Preparedness: A Return to the Rule of Law (2009) (13)
Bioterror and "bioart"--a plague o' both your houses. (2006) (13)
Detention of HIV-positive Haitians at Guantánamo. Human rights and medical care. (1993) (13)
Politics, morals and embryos (2004) (13)
The Role of Synthetic Biology in Atmospheric Greenhouse Gas Reduction: Prospects and Challenges (2020) (13)
Regulating the introduction of heart and liver transplantation. (1985) (12)
Fairy Tales Surrogate Mothers Tell (1988) (12)
Personalized medicine or public health? Bioethics, human rights, and choice (2014) (12)
The Supreme Court, liberty, and abortion. (1992) (12)
Mengele's birthmark: the Nuremberg Code in United States courts. (1991) (12)
Tobacco, the Food and Drug Administration, and Congress. (2000) (12)
GINA, genism, and civil rights. (2008) (12)
Money, sex, and religion--the Supreme Court's ACA sequel. (2014) (12)
Avoiding malpractice suits through the use of informed consent. (1976) (12)
The Rights of Hospital Patients: The Basic Aclu Guide to a Hospital Patient's Rights (1976) (12)
The Elusive Right to Health Care under U.S. Law. (2015) (12)
Is a genetic screening test ready when the lawyers say it is? (1985) (11)
Baby Doe redux: doctors as child abusers. (1983) (11)
In vitro fertilization and embryo transfer: medicolegal aspects of a new technique to create a family. (1983) (11)
Restricting doctor--patient conversations in federally funded clinics. (1991) (11)
The Supreme Court, privacy, and abortion. (1989) (11)
The hospital: a human rights wasteland. (1974) (11)
Killing with kindness: why the FDA need not certify drugs used for execution safe and effective. (1985) (11)
Precatory prediction and mindless mimicry: the case of Mary O'Connor. (1988) (11)
Limiting "sugary drinks" to reduce obesity--who decides? (2013) (11)
In re Quinlan: legal comfort for doctors. (1976) (11)
The genetic privacy of presidential candidates. (2008) (11)
Using genes to define motherhood--the California solution. (1992) (11)
The rights of doctors, nurses, and allied health professionals: A health law primer (1981) (11)
Contracts to bear a child: compassion or commercialism? (1981) (11)
Legal aspects of medical confidentiality in the occupational setting. (1976) (11)
Denying the rights of the retarded: the Phillip Becker case. (1979) (11)
Family privacy and death--Antigone, war, and medical research. (2005) (10)
American Bioethics and Human Rights: The End of All Our Exploring (2004) (10)
The Impact of Medical Technology on the Pregnant Woman’s Right to Privacy (1987) (10)
Defining death: there ought to be a law. (1983) (10)
Prisoner in the ICU: the tragedy of William Bartling. (1984) (10)
Why the British courts rejected the American doctrine of informed consent (and what British physicians should do about it). (1984) (10)
The patient rights advocate; can nurses effectively fill the role? (1974) (10)
Cowboys, camels, and the First Amendment--the FDA's restrictions on tobacco advertising. (1996) (10)
Moral progress, mental retardation, and the death penalty. (2002) (10)
Law and the Life Sciences: In re Quinlan: Legal Comfort for Doctors (1976) (10)
Reframing federalism--the Affordable Care Act (and broccoli) in the Supreme Court. (2012) (10)
Forcible medication for courtroom competence--the case of Charles Sell. (2004) (10)
Informed Consent: Charade or Choice? (2017) (9)
Handguns, health, and the Second Amendment. (2009) (9)
Cure research and consent: the Mississippi Baby, Barney Clark, Baby Fae and Martin Delaney (2016) (9)
Dying Healthy: Public Health Priorities for Fixed Population Life Expectancies (2018) (9)
Breast cancer: the treatment of choice. (1980) (9)
Supporting statements and rationale. (1992) (9)
All the President's bioethicists. (1979) (9)
Human Subjects Research: A Handbook for Institutional Review Boards (1983) (9)
Quality of life in the courts: Earle Spring in fantasyland. (1980) (9)
Checkmating the Baby Doe regulations. (1986) (9)
Self experimentation and the Nuremberg Code (2010) (9)
Anthropology, IRBs, and human rights (2006) (9)
Standard of Care (1995) (9)
Human cloning: a choice or an echo? (1998) (9)
Allocation of Artificial Hearts in the Year 2002: Minerva v. National Health Agency (1978) (9)
Legal and Ethical Issues in Obstetric Practice (2007) (8)
"Partial-birth abortion" and the Supreme Court. (2001) (8)
"Fitness" for birth and reproduction: legal implications of genetic screening. (1977) (8)
The patient rights advocate. (1974) (8)
Bioterrorism and public health law. (2002) (8)
The statue of security: human rights and post-9/11 epidemics. (2006) (8)
The Nazi doctors and the Nuremberg Code: relevance for modern medical research. (1990) (8)
Death and the magic machine: informed consent to the artificial heart. (1987) (8)
Cloning and the U.S. Congress. (2002) (8)
Strip searches in the Supreme Court--prisons and public health. (2012) (8)
GENERIC CONSENT FOR GENETIC SCREENING. AUTHORS REPLY (1994) (8)
Post-9/11 torture at CIA "black sites"--physicians and lawyers working together. (2015) (8)
Quinlan, Saikewicz, and now Brother Fox. (1980) (8)
Maternal serum AFP: educating physicians and the public. (1985) (8)
At Law: Killing Machines (1991) (8)
Physician-assisted suicide--Michigan's temporary solution. (1994) (8)
Sterilization of the mentally retarded: a decision for the courts. (1981) (8)
The real pro-life stance--health care reform and abortion funding. (2010) (8)
The insane root takes reason prisoner. (1989) (8)
Jumping frogs, endangered toads, and California's medical-marijuana law. (2005) (7)
"I want to live": medicine betrayed by ideology in the political debate over Terri Schiavo. (2005) (7)
A Machine to Make a Future: Biotech Chronicles.ByPaul Rabinowand, Talia Dan‐Cohen.Princeton (New Jersey): Princeton University Press.$24.95. vii + 199 p; ill.; no index. ISBN: 0–691–12050–1. 2005. (2006) (7)
American Vertigo: "Dual Use," Prison Physicians, Research, and Guantanamo (2011) (7)
Sudden death for a challenge to federal funding of stem-cell research. (2011) (7)
Predicting the future of privacy in pregnancy: how medical technology affects the legal rights of pregnant women. (1989) (7)
Back to the future: the IOM report reconsidered. (1991) (7)
Nancy Cruzan in China. (1990) (7)
Medical Malpractice Implications of PSA Testing for Early Detection of Prostate Cancer (1997) (7)
When should preventive treatment be paid for by health insurance? (1994) (7)
The FDA, preemption, and the Supreme Court. (2008) (7)
How to find the law. (1980) (7)
Blinded by bioterrorism: public health and liberty in the 21st century. (2003) (7)
The incompetent's right to die: the case of Joseph Saikewicz. (1978) (7)
Crazy making: embryos and gestational mothers. (1991) (7)
Human Rights and American Bioethics: Resistance Is Futile (2009) (7)
Genetic prophecy and genetic privacy. (1996) (7)
Problems of Informed Consent and Confidentiality in Genetic Counseling (1976) (7)
To Clone Alone: The United Nations Human Cloning Declaration (2006) (7)
Beyond the Good Samaritan: should doctors be required to provide essential services? (1978) (6)
Fetal Protection and Employment Discrimination—The Johnson Controls Case (1992) (6)
Protecting the Endangered Human: Toward an International Treaty Prohibiting Cloning and Inheritable Alterations (2002) (6)
Surrogate embryo transfer: the perils of patenting. (1984) (6)
Good law from tragic facts--Congress, the FDA, and preemption. (2009) (6)
FDA's compassion for desperate drug companies. (1990) (6)
Medical Paternity and 'wrongful life'. (1979) (6)
Informed consent and the First Amendment. (2015) (6)
Gift Giving to Biobanks (2010) (6)
Making babies without sex: the law and the profits. (1984) (6)
Arbitrage, bioethics, and cloning: the ABCs of gestating a United Nations Cloning Convention. (2003) (6)
Women and children last--the predictable effects of proposed federal funding cuts. (2011) (6)
Ethical aspects of non-invasive prenatal diagnosis: medical, market, or regulatory model? (1996) (6)
Breast cancer screening in older women: law and patient rights. (1992) (6)
Puppy love: bioterrorism, civil rights, and public health. (2003) (6)
CPR: the beat goes on. (1982) (6)
Psychosurgery: the law's response. (1974) (6)
Who to call when the doctor is sick. (1978) (6)
DNA fingerprinting in the twilight zone. (1990) (5)
Experimentation and research. (1994) (5)
The Emerging Stowaway: Patients' Rights in the 1980s (1982) (5)
Intelligent judging--evolution in the classroom and the courtroom. (2006) (5)
Roe v. Wade reaffirmed, again. (1986) (5)
Dialysis for a prisoner of war. (2004) (5)
Adding injustice to injury. Compulsory payment for unwanted treatment. (1992) (5)
Law and Medicine: Myths and Realities in the Medical School Classroom (1975) (5)
Reflections on the 70th Anniversary of the Nuremberg Doctors' Trial. (2018) (5)
Patients who read their hospital charts. (1980) (5)
Doctors and lawyers and wolves (2008) (5)
Tuskegee as metaphor. (1999) (5)
Redefining Parenthood and Protecting Embryos (1988) (5)
Impossible? Outlawing state safety laws for generic drugs. (2011) (5)
Protecting privacy and the public--limits on police use of bioidentifiers in Europe. (2009) (5)
Special Supplement: MBD, Drug Research and the Schools (1976) (5)
Psychosurgery: procedural safeguards. (1977) (5)
Genomic Messages: How the Evolving Science of Genetics Affects Our Health, Families, and Future (2015) (5)
Medical Ethics and Human Rights : Legacies of Nuremberg (1999) (5)
Medical ethics and human rights in wartime. (2015) (5)
Rights of the terminally ill patient. (1974) (5)
2. Made in the U.S.A.: Legal and Ethical Issues in Artificial Heart Experimentation (1986) (5)
Why we need a national human experimentation agency. (1999) (5)
Law and life sciences. Abortion and the Supreme Court: round two. (1976) (4)
Force-feeding at Guantanamo (2016) (4)
Boxing: atavistic spectacle or artistic sport? (1983) (4)
Life, liberty and death. (1990) (4)
Judges at the Bedside: The Case of Joseph Saikewicz (1978) (4)
Adam Smith in the emergency room. (1985) (4)
Refusing treatment for incompetent patients; why Quinlan and Saikewicz cases agree on roles of guardians, physicians, judges, and ethics committees. (1980) (4)
The patient has rights. How can we protect them? (1973) (4)
Reflections on the fiftieth anniversary of the Doctors' Trial. (1996) (4)
US military medical ethics in the War on Terror (2019) (4)
The ethics of research using human fetal tissue. (1990) (4)
Nuclear power: safety and economics. (1983) (4)
Crack, Symbolism, and the Constitution (1989) (4)
Negligent Samaritans Are No Good (1979) (4)
The human genome project as social policy: implications for clinical medicine. (1992) (4)
Case Study: Dialysis for a Prisoner of War (2004) (4)
Task force III : perspectives on the allocation of limited resources in cardiovascular medicine (1990) (4)
Report on the National Commission: Good as gold (1980) (4)
AIDS, judges, and the right to medical care. (1988) (4)
The Human Genome Project: Social Policy Research Priorities (1992) (4)
Public Health Law (2007) (4)
Border Babies - Medical Ethics and Human Rights in Immigrant Detention Centers. (2020) (3)
Brief For Bioethicists For Privacy as Amicus Curiae Supporting Appellees (1989) (3)
The gift of life: dilemmas in organ transplantation. (1989) (3)
The Two-Eyed Cyclops: Metaphor and Narrative in American Medical Research Policy (2011) (3)
Life forms: the law and the profits. (1978) (3)
Smallpox vaccine: not worth the risk. (2003) (3)
Tuskegee as a metaphor [1] (multiple letters) (1999) (3)
Your liberty or your life. Talking Point on public health versus civil liberties (2007) (3)
Temporary use of the artificial heart before transplantation. (1987) (3)
Health warnings, smoking, and cancer. The Cipollone case. (1992) (3)
Sex, money, and bioethics (1995) (3)
Legalizing laetrile for the terminally ill. (1977) (3)
Where are the Health Lawyers When We Need Them? (1978) (3)
The Nuremberg Medical Trial: The Holocaust and the Origin of the Nuremberg Medical Code (review) (2008) (3)
Health and human rights in the continuing global economic crisis. (2013) (3)
Purple Dinosaurs and Victim Consent to Research in Disasters (2014) (3)
Noninvasive Prenatal Diagnostic Technology Medical, Market, or Regulatory Model? (1994) (3)
Frozen Ethics: Melting the Boundaries Between Medical Treatment and Organ Procurement (2017) (3)
Refusing medication in mental hospitals. (1980) (3)
Beyond the Good Samaritan (1988) (3)
Law & Psychiatry: When Must the Doctor Warn others of the Potential Dangerousness of His Patient's Condition? (1975) (3)
Homebirth: autonomy vs. safety. (1978) (3)
Toward an ecology of health. Beyond the military and market metaphors. (1996) (3)
Fathers anonymous: beyond the best interests of the sperm donor. (1980) (3)
After Saikewicz: No-fault death. (1978) (3)
A.H.A. Bill of Rights. (1973) (3)
Medical Malpractice Litigation Under National Health Insurance: Essential or Expendable? (1976) (3)
Elizabeth Bouvia: whose space is this anyway? (1986) (3)
The American Right to Health (2009) (3)
Legal risks and responsibilities of physicians in the AIDS epidemic. (1988) (3)
Genome Editing 2020: Ethics and Human Rights in Germline Editing in Humans and Gene Drives in Mosquitoes (2020) (2)
Monkey laws in the courts. (1982) (2)
Rationing Crisis: Bogus Standards of Care Unmasked by COVID-19 (2020) (2)
Informed consent. (1978) (2)
Admission and Discharge (1992) (2)
Male nurses in the delivery room. (1981) (2)
Four-one-four. (1989) (2)
A “Better Baby” with Gene Editing? Paul Knoepfler GMO Sapiens: The Life-Changing Science of Designer Babies 2016 World Scientific Singapore 266 pp. $28.00 (2016) (2)
At law. One flew over the Supreme Court. (1990) (2)
Hunger strikes (1995) (2)
The Nuremberg Code (1991) (2)
The Webster amicus curiae briefs: perspectives on the abortion controversy and the role of the Supreme Court -- amici for appellees. (1989) (2)
The law of emergency care. (1981) (2)
Webster and the politics of abortion. (1989) (2)
Determining the fate of gestational mothers. (1991) (2)
New York’s Do-Not-Resuscitate Law: Bad Law, Bad Medicine, and Bad Ethics (1995) (2)
Bioethics, health law, and human rights (2014) (2)
“Unusual Care”: Groupthink and Willful Blindness in the SUPPORT Study (2020) (2)
Law and the life sciences. O'Connor v. Donaldson: insanity inside out. (1976) (2)
[Treating the Troops]: Commentary (1991) (2)
The Quinlan case: death decision by committee. (1979) (2)
The Supreme Court and abortion: the irrelevance of medical judgment. (1980) (2)
Baby Doe Redux (1988) (2)
Law and Medicine (1980) (2)
Bioterrorism and public health law [2] (multiple letters) (2002) (2)
The Long Dying of Nancy Cruzan (1991) (2)
Standard Racism: Trying to Use “Crisis Standards of Care” in the COVID-19 Pandemic (2021) (2)
Refusal of lifesaving treatment for minors. (1984) (2)
"Sugary drinks" and obesity. (2013) (2)
Humanity across International Law and Biolaw: Crimes against the human species (‘type II crimes against humanity’ explained) (2014) (2)
The Shadowlands: The Regulation of Human Reproduction in the United States (2000) (2)
The case of Karen Silkwood. (1984) (2)
The limits of law at the limits of life: lessons from cannibalism, euthanasia, abortion, and the court-ordered killing of one conjoined twin to save the other. (2001) (2)
Is privacy the enemy of public health? (1999) (2)
Ebola and Human Rights (2016) (2)
Ethical Issues in Disaster Medicine (2016) (2)
EMBRYO RESEARCH (1985) (2)
The extravagant, wasteful, and superfluous debate about unnecessary surgery. (1979) (2)
Toxic tinkering--lethal-injection execution and the Constitution. (2008) (2)
Defining health law or the edgewood syndrome (2009) (2)
The Case of Claire Conroy (1988) (2)
Adventures with Lori Andrews (2002) (2)
Regulating the New Reproductive Technologies (1989) (2)
Invasion of privacy in the hospital. (1981) (2)
Planetary Ethics: Russell Train and Richard Nixon at the Creation. (2020) (2)
Termination of life support systems in the elderly: Legal issues: the cases of Brother Fox and Earle Spring. (1981) (2)
Do ethics committees work? No. (1994) (2)
When Suicide Prevention Becomes Brutality (1988) (2)
The Legacy of the Nuremberg Doctors (2017) (2)
The politics of immigrant and refugee health in the United States (2019) (1)
Human cloning: should the United States legislate against it? Yes: individual dignity demands nothing less ; No: the potential for good is too compelling. (1997) (1)
Psychosurgery: the law's response. (1974) (1)
Original ArticlePersonalized medicine or public health? Bioethics, human rights, and choiceMedicina personalizada ou saúde pública? Bioética, direitos humanos e escolha (2014) (1)
Allocation of artificial hearts in the year 2002: Minerva v. National Health Agency. (1977) (1)
America's plague of incarceration Ernest Drucker A Plagu (2012) (1)
The Boston Medical Center Immigrant Task Force: An Alternative to Teaching Immigration Law to Health Care Providers (2021) (1)
Comprar Worst Case Bioethics | George J. Annas | 9780195391732 | Oxford University Press (2010) (1)
It's over, Debbie. (1988) (1)
Experimenting with Humans and Animals: From Galen to Animal Rights by Anita Guerrini (2004) (1)
What should we do with surplus potential humans? (1985) (1)
The mythology of CRISPR (2016) (1)
Are Childbirth Laws Adequate (1976) (1)
By Trust Betrayed: Patients (1990) (1)
In thunder, lightning or in rain: what three doctors can do. (1987) (1)
(Public) Health and Human Rights: Of Bridges and Matrixes (2017) (1)
'A wonderful case and an irrational tragedy': The Phillip Becker case continues. (1982) (1)
The Phoenix Heart (1988) (1)
Health insurance politics in federal court. (2010) (1)
Can hospitals have moral objections? (1987) (1)
Advance Planning and Proxy Decision Makers (1992) (1)
The Function of Legal Rights in the Health Care Setting (1981) (1)
The Attempted Revival of Psychosurgery (1977) (1)
Legal control of drugs and generic drugs. (1980) (1)
Addressing public health's failings during year one of Covid-19 (2021) (1)
Parents, children, and the Supreme Court. (1979) (1)
“Informed Consent”: When “Good Medicine May Not Be Good Law” (1973) (1)
Doctors sue lawyers: malpractice inside out. (1977) (1)
Respect for privacy and the case of Mr K. (1998) (1)
David A. J. Richards (1994) (1)
Rights of the dying incompetent patient. (1981) (1)
{BLR 1066} Symposium on Moore v. Regents of the University of California. (1990) (1)
The Songs of Spring: Quest Myths, Metaphors, and Medical Progress (2014) (1)
Reviews and Notes: Spare Parts: Organ Replacement in American Society (1994) (1)
Should the government allow genes to be patented? (2000) (1)
Critical issues debates: intervention for infants with fatal heart disease, xenografting, and brain death criteria for anencephalic infants. Debate II. Resolved: medical scientists must vigorously develop xenografting as a viable clinical alternative. (1993) (1)
Confusing law and ethics: why the Committee's report on informed consent should be reconsidered. (1993) (1)
The responsibility for protecting fetuses. (1987) (1)
Informed consent: the patient's most important right. (1977) (1)
'Transfer trauma' & the right to a hearing. (1980) (1)
Legal and Ethical Issues in Obstetrical Practice (2012) (1)
The Phoenix heart: what we have to lose. (1985) (1)
The Prostitute, the Playboy, and the Poet (1988) (1)
The Ethics of Embryo Research: Not as Easy as it Sounds (1986) (1)
The promised end--physician-assisted suicide and abortion. (1996) (1)
Feeling good about recycled hearts. (1989) (1)
The Patient Rights Movement (1992) (1)
On the Road from Experimentation to Therapy (and What to Do When We Arrive) (1985) (1)
The Treatment of Infertility: Legal and Ethical Concerns (1989) (1)
Corporations, profits, and public health William H Wiist The Bottom Line or Public Health: Tactics Corporations use to Influence Health and Health Policy, and What we can do to Counter Them 2010 Oxford University Press 0-195-37563-7 Pp 592. US$55·00. (2010) (1)
Ethical and political issues (2009) (1)
The way we teach...law and medicine. (1980) (1)
Nuclear power: psychology and statistics. (1983) (1)
Rules Hospitals Must Follow (1992) (1)
Good as Gold (1988) (1)
Trying to Live Forever (1987) (1)
Patient rights: an agenda for the '80s. (1981) (1)
Bioterror and Bioart (2010) (1)
Privacy and Confidentiality (1992) (1)
Public Health and Human Rights--Reply. (2016) (1)
The Man on the Moon (2016) (0)
Letter: Editorial correspondence: XYY and the law. (1974) (0)
Laetrile: should the dying patient decide? (1980) (0)
Ethics of the New Technologies: A Discussion of Case Histories (1993) (0)
Brother Fox and the Dance of Death (1988) (0)
Medicaid not required to fund medically necessary abortions. (1980) (0)
Consent to the Artificial Heart (1988) (0)
Licensed to Torture (2010) (0)
Book ReviewGenetics, Law, and Social Policy. (1978) (0)
Studying Racial Bias (2000) (0)
Book Reviews: The Politics of Regulation, The Great Billion Dollar Medical Swindle, American Law of Medical Malpractice, Hidden Victims: The Sexual Abuse of Children (1980) (0)
The Ethics of Genetic Control: Ending Reproductive Roulette (1989) (0)
The Case of Karen Ann Quinlan (1988) (0)
Care of the Dying (1992) (0)
Law and medicine: myth and reality in the medical school classroom. (1978) (0)
Book Reviews: The Brethren, Anatomy of an Illness, the Executioner's Song (1980) (0)
The Nancy Cruzan case (III) (1991) (0)
Burden ofProof: Judging Science andProtecting Public Health In(andOutof)theCourtroom (1999) (0)
Thanks to Reviewers2015 (2015) (0)
Anyway? The Case of (1988) (0)
JAMA Peer Reviewers in 2004 (2016) (0)
Thanks to Reviewers2017 (2017) (0)
Biomedical Politics, Institute of Medicine and Bioscience= Society (1994) (0)
The Wonderful World of Genetics (2005) (0)
Book Reviews: The Medusa and the Snail, Broca's Brain, A Private Battle, Small Futures: Children, Inequality, and the Limits of Liberal Reform (1979) (0)
ReviewReal challengesRobot futures by Illah Reza Nourbakhsh, MIT Press, $24.95 (2013) (0)
Words matter: healthy and unhealthy politics Theodore R Marmor Rudolf Klein (2012) (0)
War and Human Rights (2008) (0)
Doctors and the Death Penalty (1980) (0)
Let them eat cake. (1977) (0)
Patenting life. (1979) (0)
Professor Annas Responds (1981) (0)
Book Reviews: Suffer the Children: The Story of Thalidomide, Medical Mystery: The Training of Doctors in the United States, Nurse, the House of God (1979) (0)
Szasz, suicide, and medical ethics (2019) (0)
First Man and Second Woman: Reflections on the Anniversaries of Apollo 11 and Cruzan (2020) (0)
American bioethics: many beginnings, but one origin. (2009) (0)
Conflicts-of-Interest Disqualification in Medical Malpractice Litigation (1985) (0)
Medicaid not required to fund medically necessary abortions. (1980) (0)
THE LAW AND CONTROL OF TUBERCULOSIS. AUTHOR'S REPLIES (1993) (0)
How Hospitals Are Organized (1992) (0)
23andMe and the Food and Drug Administration (2014) (0)
Surrogate Embryo Transfer (1988) (0)
Health law, human rights, and public health (2010) (0)
Death, Organ Donation, and Autopsy (1992) (0)
An ethical code for everybody in health care. A universal declaration of patients' rights is a complementary approach. (1998) (0)
Courtroom Conflict Over Injury Causation (1992) (0)
Perspective The NEW ENGL AND JOURN A L of MEDICI NE (2014) (0)
Sex in the Delivery Room (1988) (0)
[Book Review of] Legal Challenges to Behavior Modification: Trends in Schools, Corrections and Mental Health , by Reed Martin (1976) (0)
Human Experimentation and Research (1992) (0)
Book Review:The New Biology: Law, Ethics, and Biotechnology. Based on Lectures Given by the Author. George P. Smith II (1991) (0)
Not siants, but healers: The legal duties of health care professionals in the AIDS epidemic (1990) (0)
The foundations of american bioethics (1993) (0)
Book Reviews: Aborting America, Violent Death in the City: Suicide, Accident, and Murder in Nineteenth-Century Philadelphia (1980) (0)
No Fault Death (1988) (0)
Occasional notes: the supreme court, privacy, and abortion (1989) (0)
The Irrelevance of Medical Judgment (1988) (0)
Patient Access to Medical Records (1980) (0)
Update (1976) (0)
Laws for the 'beast machine' (2004) (0)
Myths in public health law: Public oversight impedes research on influenza (2013) (0)
Rights of The Terminally III Patient (1974) (0)
Profiling the gene editor (2021) (0)
Letter: Bill of rights for patients. (1974) (0)
Bioterrorism and public health law. Authors' reply (2002) (0)
National Debate on Medical Screening Overdue (1990) (0)
Contracts to Bear a Child (1988) (0)
The Case for Medical Licensure (1980) (0)
Pap smears: physicians must disclose risk of refusal. (1981) (0)
Bioethics: a memoir Daniel Callahan In Search of the Good: A Life in B (2013) (0)
Bioterrorism, Public Health, and Civil Liberties (2020) (0)
Corrections and Clarifications (1996) (0)
Nurses and the death penalty. (1980) (0)
Into the Hands of Strangers (1985) (0)
Legal and ethical issues in human research and treatment: Psychopharmacologic considerations: edited by Donald M. Gallant and Robert Force. SP Medical & Scientific Books, N.Y. 1978. 186 pages. $19.95 (1979) (0)
THE RICH HAVE MORE MONEY (2000) (0)
JAMA Peer Reviewers for 2003 (2017) (0)
Reconciling Rights & Responsibilities (1994) (0)
The Genomics Revolution in the Shadow of Auschwitz: Eugenics, Genism, and Genetic Genocide (2010) (0)
Title Complete Citation Phpm Library American Medical Association How to Help Patients Stop Smoking (guidelines for Diagnosis and Treatment of Nicotine Dependence) Examination of Foods for Enteropathogenic and Indicator Bacteria (review of Methodology and Manual of Selected Procedures) Epidemiology (0)
Centerscope: v. 10, no. 1-4 (1978) (0)
Book Review Section: Malpractice and other Malfeasances, the Spectre of Malpractice, the Care & Management of the Sick and Incompetent Physician, Twins (1978) (0)
Book Reviews: Tender Mercies, Psychiatrists and the Legal Process: Diagnosis and Debate, Forgive and Remember, The Swine Flu Affair: Decision-Making on a Slippery Disease (1979) (0)
President's Page: Human Embryo Stem Cell Research—What Now? (2001) (0)
Some Choice: Law, Medicine, and the Market (1998) by George J. Annas. New York, N.Y.: Oxford University Press, 1998. 320 pp. $29.95 (2000) (0)
Marketing “healthy” babies (2019) (0)
When patients are prisoners they lose their right to refuse life-maintaining treatments. (1980) (0)
Truth and torture in the war on terror (2019) (0)
Health Care Reform in America: Beyond Ideology (2008) (0)
Thalidomide andtheTitanic: Reconstructing theTechnology Tragedies oftheTwentieth Century (1999) (0)
Allocating Research Investments (2016) (0)
Pregnancy and Birth (1992) (0)
"Fitness" for birth and reproduction: legal implications of genetic screening. (1975) (0)
Changing Economics and Clinical Ethical Decisionmaking: A View From the Trenches; Some Choice: Law, Medicine and the Market (2000) (0)
Childbirth and the Courts: The Wrong Issue in the Wrong Forum (1976) (0)
Doctors Sue Lawyers (1988) (0)
Patient rights: an agenda for the '80s. (1981) (0)
President's page: human embryo stem cell research--what now? (2001) (0)
Cop to Cop: Negotiating Privacy and Security in the Examining Room (2020) (0)
A World of Research Subjects: Informed Consent and Benefit Sharing* (2010) (0)
The Prospect of Human Cloning (1998) (0)
Book Review On Doctoring: Stories, Poems, Essays Third edition. Edited by Richard Reynolds and John Stone. 416 pp. New York, Simon & Schuster, 2001. $35. 0-7432-0153-1 (2002) (0)
Help From the Dead (1988) (0)
A Review of: “Bryan Hilliard. The U.S. Supreme Court and Medical Ethics: From Contraception to Managed Health Care” (2006) (0)
The Case of Baby Jane Doe: Child Abuse or Unlawful Intervention?. (1984) (0)
Orders not to resuscitate: the Sharon Siebert case. (1981) (0)
Special Report on Endangered Species and New Life Forms: Conversation with a Cockroach (1978) (0)
Professor Annas responds to Jonsen and Yesley (1980) (0)
The Human Genome Project in Perspective (1992) (0)
Prisoner in the ICU (1988) (0)
Response to Dr. Redmond (1983) (0)
The emerging field of public health ethics Michael Boylan Internationa (2008) (0)
The Case of Baby M (2016) (0)
Book Reviews: The Cradle Will Fall, The Verdict, Cases and Materials on Pharmacy Law, The Lunar Effect: Biological Tides and Human Emotions, Child Psychiatry and the Law, Patients: The Experience of Illness (1980) (0)
The Case of Mary Hier (1988) (0)
A Poor Read On Rights, Rationing, And Racism (2013) (0)
Death and dying. (1978) (0)
When institutionalized mental patients can refuse psychotropic medication. (1980) (0)
An argument for a common-sense global public health agenda. (2017) (0)
Culture of Death (2010) (0)
Organs for auction. (1984) (0)
Globalizing pharmaceutical trials (2010) (0)
Of pith and kin (1997) (0)
Abortion and the Supreme Court (1988) (0)
Case vignette: premature surrender. (1992) (0)
Ethics in cardiovascular medicine. Task Force III: Perspective on the allocation of limited resources in cardiovascular medicine. (1990) (0)
From PKU to the Clonal Man (1976) (0)
What to know before you testify in court. (1981) (0)
Corrections and Clarifications (1996) (0)
Killing machines. (1991) (0)
The Empire of Death: How Culture and Economics Affect Informed Consent in the U.S., the U.K., and Japan (1994) (0)
The Dog and His Shadow: A Response to Overcast and Evans (1985) (0)
The Bloodless Ideological Supreme Court Battle over the Affordable Care Act and the ‘Right to Health’ in America (2014) (0)
Reconciling rights and responsibilities -- The last Kevorkorium: rights and responsibilities at death's door. (1994) (0)
Centerscope: v. 16, no. 1-2 (1985) (0)
Book Review Life's Dominion: An Argument about Abortion, Euthanasia, and Individual Freedom By Ronald Dworkin. 273 pp. New York, Alfred A. Knopf, 1993. $23. 0-394-58941-6 (1993) (0)
Book Review Section: Pain and Profit: The Politics of Mal-practice, Jean's Way, Salesman Surgeon, Problems in Hospital Law, Medicolegal Aspects of Hospital Records (1979) (0)
There's no right to assisted suicide. (1997) (0)
The legal aspects of a patient care classification system. (1976) (0)
Book Review Oath Betrayed: Torture, Medical Complicity, and the War on Terror By Steven H. Miles. 220 pp., illustrated. New York, Random House, 2006. $23.95. 1-4000-6578-X (2006) (0)
Roe v. Wade reaffirmed. (1983) (0)
The Incompetent Person’s Right to Die (1988) (0)
The Goals of Informed Consent (1980) (0)
How to Make the Massachusetts Patients' Bill of Rights Work (1980) (0)
Legal Conceptions: The Evolving Law and Policy of Assisted Reproductive Technologies (2010) (0)
State of Emergency (2010) (0)
In reply: (1995) (0)
Elizabeth Bouvia: who should prevail? (1985) (0)
In reply: (1995) (0)
Thanks to Reviewers—2020 (2020) (0)
Radical faith: the right stuff? (1980) (0)
Transfer trauma and the courts. (1980) (0)
'Blue jeans for you, brown lung for us': OSHA's cotton dust standard. (1981) (0)
Sterilization of the Mentally Retarded (1988) (0)
Of monkeys, man and oysters. (1987) (0)
Reviewers for the Journal, July-December 2017. (2019) (0)
Reaffirming Roe v Wade, Again (1988) (0)
Justice John Paul Stevens--the practice of medicine and the rule of law. (2010) (0)
Organ transplants: the need for rational policies. (1986) (0)
From Our Readers (1976) (0)
The case of Joseph Saikewicz. (1979) (0)
Centerscope: v. 15, no. 1-3 (1984) (0)
The Nuremberg Code, Informed Consent, and Involuntary Treatment-Reply (1997) (0)
Book Reviews: Heartsounds, before the Best Interests of the Child, Physicians' Licensure and Discipline, Rounds (1980) (0)
Prison Hunger Strikes (1988) (0)
Reply (1988) (0)
Decision-making and the critically ill patient: some legal aspects of a patient classification scheme. (1975) (0)
Perspectiv ePublic Health, And Human Rights (2002) (0)
Avoiding malpractice suits through the use of informed consent. (1977) (0)
Denying the Rights of the Retarded (1988) (0)
Is assisted suicide an ethical and cost-effective alternative to palliative care: A debate regarding the issues prompting support for assisted suicide (1998) (0)
The future of human nature: a symposium on the promises and challengesof the revolutions in genomics and computer science, April 10, 11, and 12, 2003 (2004) (0)
The Emerging Stowaway (1988) (0)
At law. Crack, symbolism, and the constitution. (1989) (0)
Centerscope: v. 9, no. 1-4 (1974) (0)
HIV/AIDS in Africa. Authors' reply (2002) (0)
The Human Embryonic Stem Cell Debate: Science, Ethics, and Public Policy.Basic Bioethics. Edited bySuzanne Holland, Karen Lebacqz, and, Laurie Zoloth. A Bradford Book. Cambridge (Massachusetts): MIT Press. $24.95 (paper). xxvii + 257 p; ill.; index. ISBN: 0–262–58208–2. 2001. (2002) (0)
Barney Clark was well informed. (1983) (0)
Changing Legal Altitudes: The Effect of the Law on Nursing (1975) (0)
Changing Our Metaphors to Put Quality of Life at the Center of Health Care (1997) (0)
Quality of Life in the Courts (1988) (0)
Chapitre 6. American Bioethics: Many Beginnings, but One Origin (2009) (0)
Scientific Research with Children: Legal Incapacity and Proxy Consent (2016) (0)
The insane root takes reason prisoner: the supreme court and the right to die. (1993) (0)
Kids Are People Too, Sometimes vs. Children (1979) (0)
Minerva v. National Health Agency: allocation of artificial hearts in the year 2002. (1977) (0)
Survey of Regional Medical Libraries Raises Important Issues (1975) (0)
Sex, drugs, and the invasion of privacy. Commentaries (1998) (0)
Legislation and end-of-life care. (2000) (0)
Book reviewThe state, society and self-destruction: edited by Elizabeth Vallance. Allen & Unwin, London, 1975. 150 pp. £4.20 (1976) (0)
ASLM — CLHS First Annual Conference on Controversies in Law and Medicine: Wednesday, October 12, 1977 (1977) (0)
Kids Are People Too, Sometimes (1981) (0)
A Wonderful Case and an Irrational Tragedy (1988) (0)
Trust, Brutality, and Human Dignity: How “Partial Birth Abortion” Helps Shape American Biopolitics (2022) (0)
GESTATIONAL VERSUS GENETIC MOTHERS. AUTHOR'S REPLY (1992) (0)
Reviewers for the Journal, 2006. (2007) (0)
Dedication (1994) (0)
The illusion of choice in patient power (1997) (0)
Margaret Somerville: A Refreshing Challenge (1994) (0)
Nothing but the truth? (2010) (0)
Statue of Security (2010) (0)
Laetrile: should the dying patient decide? (1980) (0)
(Book Review of ) Genetics and the Law, edited by (1978) (0)

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