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Contents
Bioethics ............................................................ 2
History and Perspectives ................................5
Theory and Practice........................................6
Genetics .........................................................8
Aging ..............................................................9
Health Policy ....................................................10
Health and Society........................................10
Theory and Practice...................................... 12
Also of Interest.................................................13
Classic Titles in Bioethics and Health Policy ....13
Index ................................................................14
Examination Copy Policy .................................14
Journals ...........................................................15
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BIOETHICS
Coming Soon
Practical Plans for Difcult Conversations
in Medicine
Strategies that Work in Breaking Bad News
Robert Buckman, M.D., Ph.D.
Feminist Bioethics
At the Center, on the Margins
edited by Jackie Leach Scully, Ph.D.,
Laurel E. Baldwin-Ragaven, M.D.C.M., and Petya Fitzpatrick, M.A.
New
The Price of Perfection
Individualism and Society in the Era
of Biomedical Enhancement
Maxwell J. Mehlman
Mehlman tells the story of how drugs and other biomedical interventions to enhance human performance came about and examines the issues they present. He explores the policy options for
maximizing the societal benets and minimizing the harms from
these technologies and offers a set of realistic recommendations to
guide public policy making.
2009
320 pp.
978-0-8018-9263-9
$25.00 hardcover
Wrong Place, Wrong Time

Trauma and Violence in the Lives of Young Black Men
John A. Rich, M.D., M.P.H.
Medical school taught Rich how to deal with physical trauma
in a big city hospital but not with the disturbing fact that young
black men were daily shot, stabbed, and beaten. This is Richs account of his personal search to nd sense in the juxtaposition of
his life and theirs.
2009
232 pp.
978-0-8018-9363-6
$24.95 hardcover
Ethics and Newborn Genetic Screening

New Technologies, New Challenges
edited by Mary Ann Baily and Thomas H. Murray
The contributors to this provocative collection study the complex
ethical and policy challenges present in the changing newborn
screening environment and offer guidance to professionals, policymakers, and the general public.
2009
376 pp., 2 line drawings
978-0-8018-9151-9
$50.00 hardcover
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Do We Have a Pill for It?

edited by Jesse F. Ballenger, Ph.D., Peter J. Whitehouse, M.D., Ph.D.,
Constantine G. Lyketsos, M.D., M.H.S., Peter V. Rabins, M.D., M.P.H.,
and Jason H. T. Karlawish, M.D.
Featuring contributions from noted clinicians, researchers, and scholars
from a broad range of disciplines, this multidisciplinary dialogue addresses central questions about the history and future of drug treatment
for dementia and makes clear why there are no simple answers. Professionals and students involved in gerontology, psychiatry, and bioethics
will nd the discussion both enlightening and practical.
Bioethics
Treating Dementia
2009
288 pp., 1 b&w illustrations
978-0-8018-9365-0
$60.00 hardcover
Legal Conceptions
The Evolving Law and Policy of Assisted Reproductive
Technologies
Susan L. Crockin, J.D., and Howard W. Jones, Jr., M.D.
The book is encyclopedic in its review of events that have shaped ART
over the past three decades. No other publication has undertaken to
compile such a review of relevant events, cases, law, and policies.
Judith F. Daar, author of Reproductive Technologies and the Law
2009
416 pp., 1 line drawing
978-0-8018-9388-9
$55.00 hardcover
Medicine and Health Care in Early Christianity

Gary B. Ferngren
Ferngren provides a comprehensive historical account of medicine
and medical philanthropy in early Christianity that goes beyond earlier specialized studies. He draws both on New Testament studies and
on recent scholarship on the expansion of the Christian church to explain the role that medicine played in the earliest centuries of Christian healing.
2009
264 pp.
978-0-8018-9142-7
$35.00 hardcover
Curriculum Development for Medical Education

A Six-Step Approach
second edition
edited by David E. Kern, M.D., M.P.H., Patricia A. Thomas, M.D.,
and Mark T. Hughes, M.D., M.A.
This excellent educational guide is a concrete step-by-step approach
to creating a rotation or curriculum in medical education.
Family Medicine
2009
978-0-8018-9367-4
$40.00 paperback
Dening the Beginning and End of Life

Readings on Personal Identity and Bioethics
edited by John P. Lizza
This collection of essays examines alternative theories about persons
and personal identity at the beginning and end of life. The contributions seek to answer the important question, When does a person begin and cease to exist?
2009
978-0-8018-9337-7
$30.00 paperback
Bioethics
Preventive Strikes
Women, Precancer, and Prophylactic Surgery
Ilana Lwy
Some women will never develop breast or ovarian cancer, but they
nevertheless must decide, as a result of genetic testing, whether to
have their breasts and ovaries removed to avoid the possibility of disease. The striking contrast between the sophistication of diagnosis
and the crudeness of preventive surgery forms the basis of Lwys
important study.
2009
978-0-8018-9364-3
$50.00 hardcover
Personal Identity and Fractured Selves

Perspectives from Philosophy, Ethics, and Neuroscience
edited by Debra J. H. Mathews, Ph.D., M.A., Hilary Bok, Ph.D.,
and Peter V. Rabins, M.D., M.P.H.
This book brings together some of the best minds in neurology and
philosophy to discuss the concept of personal identity and the moral
dimensions of treating brain disease and injury. The contributors engage a crucial question:When an individuals personality changes radically because of disease or injury, should this changed individual be
treated as the same person?
2009
216 pp.
978-0-8018-9338-4
$55.00 hardcover
Performance-Enhancing Technologies in Sports

Ethical, Conceptual, and Scientic Issues
edited by Thomas H. Murray, Karen J. Maschke,
and Angela A. Wasunna
Experts in bioethics, sports science, law, philosophy, and sport examine the history of doping, the ethical implications of performance enhancement, and related public policy concerns.
2009
304 pp., 1 halftone, 2 line drawings
978-0-8018-9361-2
$50.00 hardcover
Bodies in Doubt
An American History of Intersex
Elizabeth Reis
Researching the medical and popular literature referring to cases on
intersexuality or hermaphroditism, Reis explores American concepts
of sexuality and gender identity from the colonial period to the late
twentieth century.
2009
240 pp., 15 halftones
978-0-8018-9155-7
$55.00 hardcover
Unspeakable
Father-Daughter Incest in American History
Lynn Sacco
This history of father-daughter incest in the United States explains
how cultural mores and political needs distorted attitudes toward and
medical knowledge of patriarchal sexual abuse at a time when the
nation was committed to the familial power of white fathers and the
idealized white family.
2009
368 pp.
978-0-8018-9300-1
$50.00 hardcover
Bioethics
History and Perspectives

The Collectors of Lost Souls
Turning Kuru Scientists into Whitemen
Warwick Anderson
[A] magisterial account . . . Andersons compelling study captures the texture of 20th-century
medical eldwork and provides insight into the
social dynamics and ethical realities of globalized
science and medicine.
Science
2008
328 pp., 60 halftones, 2 line drawings
978-0-8018-9040-6
$24.95 hardcover
Psychedelic Psychiatry
LSD from Clinic to Campus
Erika Dyck
Tells the tale of medical researchers working at
the edge of psychopharmacology to understand
LSDs therapeutic usefulness just as escalating
cultural anxieties about drug abuse in modern
society laid the groundwork for the end of such
experimentation.
2008
978-0-8018-8994-3
$35.00 hardcover
Three Generations, No Imbeciles
Happy Pills in America

Eugenics, the Supreme Court,
From
Miltown to Prozac
and Buck v. Bell
David
Herzberg
Paul A. Lombardo
Do
read
this book. It will make you even more
Law professor and historian Lombardo does a suthoughtful
about your next prescription for antiperb job of revealing, for the rst time, all the facts
British Medical Journal
in the infamous Buck v. Bell case of the 1920s, the depressants.
Supreme Court decision ratifying Virginias com2008
pulsory sterilization of feebleminded people.
978-0-8018-9030-7
Publishers Weekly (starred review)

2008
978-0-8018-9010-9
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The Fertility Doctor

John Rock and the Reproductive Revolution
Margaret Marsh and Wanda Ronner
The authors bring a man and a century to life as
they recount two primary discoveries underlying
womens still controversial reproductive rights.
Publishers Weekly
2008
978-0-8018-9001-7
$29.95 hardcover
$45.00 hardcover
Making Cancer History

Disease and Discovery at the University
of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center
James S. Olson
Olson illuminates the struggle to understand and
treat cancer in the United States. As a cancer survivor treated at the center, Olson imbues M. D.
Andersons history with humor, passion, and humanity.
Oncology Nursing Forum
2009
978-0-8018-9056-7
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Bioethics
Theory and Practice

N E W in Paperback
Innovation in Medical Technology
Ethical Issues and Challenges

Bioethics in a Liberal Society
Margaret L. Eaton, Pharm.D., J.D.,
The Political Framework of Bioethics Decision
and Donald Kennedy, Ph.D.
Making
An effective springboard for lively teaching sesThomas May
sions in a medical school or residency program,
Mays book is a helpful overview and introduc- or as a provocative introduction to a course in
tion to the political framework of bioethics deci- medical ethics.
JAMA
sion-making within a liberal society.
Metapsychology
2002
152 pp.
978-0-8018-9282-0
2007
176 pp.
978-0-8018-8526-6
$35.00 hardcover
The Ethics of Bioethics
$25.00 paperback
Mapping the Moral Landscape

edited by Lisa A. Eckenwiler
edited by Craig M. Klugman
and Felicia G. Cohn
and Pamela M. Dalinis
Without question, The Ethics of Bioethics is a mustReading the essays in this volume is like acquir- read for all persons involved with bioethics.
ing a new set of glasses. It made me better able
JAMA
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352 pp.
challenges, and personal connections.
978-0-8018-8612-6
$25.00 paperback
Ethical Issues in Rural Health Care
JAMA
2008
978-0-8018-9045-1
$50.00 hardcover
Evaluating the Science and Ethics

of Research on Humans
A Guide for IRB Members

Dennis J. Mazur, M.D., Ph.D.
Bioethics at the Movies
The author applies extensive experience to illusedited by Sandra Shapshay
A worthwhile addition to the core texts in the trate the depth of ethical reection that research
eld of medical humanities. It is a valuable guide proposals can generate and provides guidance on
for teaching medical ethics and is worthy of a se- how reection can be directed to decision makAnnals of Internal Medicine
quel.
JAMA ing.
2009
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978-0-8018-9078-9
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2007
272 pp.
978-0-8018-8502-0
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Bioethics
The Ethics of Coercion

in Mass Casualty Medicine
Grifn Trotter, M.D., Ph.D.
The book is well written and thought-provoking. It would be an ideal textbook for advanced
graduate courses in disaster management and
public health ethics.
Choice
2007
176 pp.
978-0-8018-8551-8
$45.00 hardcover
Neonatal Bioethics
The Moral Challenges of Medical Innovation
John D. Lantos, M.D.,
and William L. Meadow, M.D., Ph.D.
With neonatology as a case study, they take us
well beyond the connes of this new eld to examine broader issues in medical innovation . . .
Insightful and thought provoking.
New England Journal of Medicine

2006
978-0-8018-9089-5
$25.00 paperback
Surgically Shaping Children

Technology, Ethics, and the Pursuit
of Normality
edited by Erik Parens
Honorable Mention, Clinical Medicine

Category, Professional and Scholarly
Publishing Awards, Association
of American Publishers
Provides an amazing wealth of practical advice
. . . All the chapters are well written and engaging
. . . Parents facing grueling decisions about surgical interventions for their children will nd great
solace in this book.
New England Journal of Medicine

2006
978-0-8018-9090-1
$25.00 paperback
Handbook for Health Care Ethics

Committees
Linda Farber Post, Jeffrey Blustein,
and Nancy Neveloff Dubler
A strong work based on meticulous research and
the wisdom of years of experience . . . Highly
recommended.
Choice
2006
352 pp.
978-0-8018-8448-1
Child Health in America
$29.95 paperback
Making a Difference through Advocacy

After Harm
Judith S. Palfrey, M.D.
A well-designed, articulate description of the po- Medical Error and the Ethics of Forgiveness
litical climate surrounding pediatric health care Nancy Berlinger
. . . Pediatric clinicians, politicians, students, and A refreshing effort to connect error and forgivepractitioners of health policy will be well-served ness in a way that encourages the sort of debate
by a read of this text to best understand what tools the issue deserves.
and information are needed.
JAMA
Journal of Religion and Health
2006
978-0-8018-8453-5
$30.00 paperback
2005
176 pp.
978-0-8018-8769-7
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Bioethics
Genetics
Aging, Biotechnology, and the Future
edited by Catherine Y. Read, Ph.D., R.N.,
Robert C. Green, M.D., M.P.H., and Michael A. Smyer, Ph.D.
A comprehensive yet concise, simple-to-read synopsis of the issue
involving modern biotechnology/aging research . . . Highly recomChoice
mended.
2008
978-0-8018-8788-8
$45.00 hardcover
Genomics and Environmental Regulation

Science, Ethics, and Law
edited by Richard R. Sharp, Gary E. Marchant,
and Jamie A. Grodsky
This fascinating volume draws on experts from academia, government,
industry, and nongovernmental organizations to examine the science
of genomic research as applied to environmental policy and points to
ways in which information on toxicology and genetics can be used
to craft more precise and efcient regulations.
2008
978-0-8018-9022-2
$50.00 hardcover
Reprogenetics
Law, Policy, and Ethical Issues
edited by Lori P. Knowles and Gregory E. Kaebnick
A useful addition to the library of anyone interested in reprogenetics
and particularly the future of legislation and policy on research and
application of reprogenetic technology.
Metapsychology
2007
320 pp.
978-0-8018-8524-2
$50.00 hardcover
Moments of Truth in Genetic Medicine

Susan Lindee
These fascinating, well-written stories portray what it is like to work
in human or medical genetics, both in the clinic and as a researcher.
Nature
2005
288 pp., 1 line drawing, 7 halftones
978-0-8018-9101-4
$25.00 paperback
Wrestling with Behavioral Genetics

Science, Ethics, and Public Conversation
edited by Erik Parens, Audrey R. Chapman, and Nancy Press
Doubtless this book will soon become a classic within behavioral genetics, and compulsory reading for the non-specialist seeking to understand the basic scientic, social, and ethical issues within the eld.
American Journal of Bioethics

2005
376 pp., 9 line drawings, 1 halftone
978-0-8018-9091-8
$25.00 paperback
Bioethics
Aging
Planning for Uncertainty
Living Wills and Other Advance Directives for You and Your Family
second edition
David John Doukas, M.D., and William Reichel, M.D.
A practical guide to help individuals make end-of-life decisions and
communicate them to healthcare providers, family members, and other
loved ones.
UU World
A Johns Hopkins Press Health Book

2007
168 pp.
978-0-8018-8608-9
$18.95 paperback
Challenges of an Aging Society

Ethical Dilemmas, Political Issues
edited by Rachel A. Pruchno and Michael A. Smyer
Easily readable and well referenced . . . It is an excellent, well-thoughtout resource for where the U.S. is on the issue of gerontology as it relates to ethics and public policy.
Choice
2007
978-0-8018-8648-5
$49.95 hardcover
Medicare Prospective Payment and the Shaping

of U.S. Health Care
Rick Mayes, Ph.D., and Robert A. Berenson, M.D.
A highly readable book that traces the history of Medicare prospective
payment systems from their enactment in 1983 until today.
Journal of Health Politics, Policy and Law

2006
978-0-8018-8855-7
$25.00 paperback
Persons, Humanity, and the Denition of Death

John P. Lizza
A nely detailed, and closely argued philosophical study of the denition of death with well-articulated consequences for public policy
and clinical practice. Lizzas volume is well worth a read for those in
any relevant discipline.
Metapsychology
2005
272 pp.
978-0-8018-8250-0
$45.00 hardcover
Physician-Assisted Dying
The Case for Palliative Care and Patient Choice
edited by Timothy E. Quill, M.D., and Margaret P. Battin, Ph.D.
The indispensable starting place for anyone wishing to become better
informed about the present arguments over physician-assisted dying.
Humanist in Canada
2004
320 pp.
978-0-8018-8070-4
$28.00 paperback
Health Policy
Coming Soon
Health Care in World Cities
The New Politics of Old Age Policy
New York, Paris, and London

Michael K. Gusmano, Ph.D.,
Victor G. Rodwin, Ph.D., M.P.H.,
and Daniel Weisz, M.D., M.P.A.
edited by Robert B. Hudson
second edition
New
Natural Disasters and Public Health
Hurricanes Katrina, Rita, and Wilma
edited by Virginia M. Brennan
These essays present the lessons learned from Hurricanes Katrina and
Rita in 2005, providing policy makers, public policy scholars, and
those working in the elds of public health and emergency planning
with the tools needed to plan for large-scale emergencies and natural
disasters in Americas cities and regions.
2009
978-0-8018-9199-1
$30.00 paperback
Diversity and Womens Health

edited by Sue V. Rosser
This is the book that clearly demonstrates why we must focus on diversity and feminist perspectives in womens health care.
Heather McIlvaine-Newsad, Western Illinois University
2009
304 pp.
978-0-8018-9280-6
$35.00 paperback
Health and Society

Health Disparities in the United States
Social Class, Race, Ethnicity, and Health
Donald A. Barr, M.D., Ph.D.
Dr. Barrs book is an excellent read on how race and ethnicity affect
health care and contribute to health disparities.Family Medicine
2008
978-0-8018-8821-2
$40.00 paperback
Introduction to U.S. Health Policy

The Organization, Financing, and Delivery
of Health Care in America
second edition
Donald A. Barr, M.D., Ph.D.
A lucid and informative overview of the U.S. health system and the
dilemmas policy makers currently face.
Philosophy, Ethics, and Humanities in Medicine

2007
320 pp., 60 b&w line illustrations
978-0-8018-8575-4
$49.95 paperback
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Who Owns Your Health?
The Making of a Tropical Disease
Medical Professionalism and the Market State

Thomas Faunce, B.Med., Ph.D.
This elegantly written analysis explores the urgent
issues surrounding growing corporate inuence
on health policy and medical professionalism.
A Short History of Malaria

Randall M. Packard
2008
314 pp.
978-0-8018-8843-4
$30.00 paperback
2008 Book of the Year, End Malaria Awards,

Malaria Foundation International
A short, well-written, and exceptionally welldocumented history and commentary on the
possible controland, hopefully, eradication
of one of the worlds major diseases. JAMA
Johns Hopkins Biographies of Disease
Mania
A Short History of Bipolar Disorder
David Healy
If Healys intent is to present a cohesive, thorough, integrated and provocative account of the
history of the concept of mania and the evolution of what is currently called bipolar disorder,
he is tremendously successful.
PsycCRITIQUES
Johns Hopkins Biographies of Disease
2008
320 pp., 6 line illustrations
978-0-8018-8822-9
$24.95 hardcover
The Medicalization of Society

On the Transformation of Human Conditions
into Treatable Disorders
Peter Conrad
Conrads ne work investigates and illuminates
this baleful phenomenon.
JAMA
2007
224 pp.
978-0-8018-8585-3
$20.00 paperback
2007
978-0-8018-8712-3
$24.95 hardcover
Better But Not Well

Mental Health Policy in the United States
since 1950
Richard G. Frank and Sherry A. Glied
foreword by Rosalynn Carter
If one . . . has time to read one book on mental
health policy this year, this should be the one.
Health Affairs
2006
208 pp., 13 line illustrations
978-0-8018-8443-6
$21.95 paperback
Prescribing by Numbers
Drugs and the Denition of Disease
Jeremy A. Greene
This is, I believe, one of the best, and most signicant, books published recently on the development of medical practice and the pharmaceutical
industry in the USA in the second half of the
twentieth century.
Social History of Medicine

2006
978-0-8018-9100-7
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Health Policy
Theory and Practice

Selling Teaching Hospitals
and Practice Plans
Medicine and the Market

Equity v. Choice
Daniel Callahan and Angela A. Wasunna
George Washington and Georgetown

Universities
Outstanding Academic Title,
John A. Kastor, M.D.
Choice Magazine
A captivating story that will become a classic in Essential reading for anyone concerned with
the contemporary history of U.S. health care for health care reform. It carries out the critical task
many years to come.
JAMA of placing our national health care debates in the
wider context of justice and health care reform
2008
280 pp., 18 b&w photos
around the world.
JAMA
978-0-8018-8811-3
$50.00 hardcover
Addiction Treatment
Science and Policy
for the Twenty-rst Century
edited by Jack E. Henningeld,
Patricia B. Santora, and Warren K. Bickel
Outstanding Academic Title,

Choice Magazine
A broad overview of where the eld seems to be
heading and achieves its goal by provoking debate
over the best way to get there.
JAMA
2007
248 pp., 21 illustrations
978-0-8018-8669-0
$45.00 hardcover
Our Present Complaint
2006
334 pp.
978-0-8018-8339-2
$35.00 hardcover
Narrative Matters
The Power of the Personal Essay
in Health Policy
edited by Fitzhugh Mullan, M.D.,
Ellen Ficklen, and Kyna Rubin
foreword by Abraham Verghese, M.D.
Drawn from the popular Narrative Matters
column in the journal Health Affairs, these essays
epitomize the policy narrative, a new genre of
writing that explores health policy through the
expression of personal experiences.
2006
320 pp.
978-0-8018-8479-5
$20.00 paperback
American Medicine, Then and Now
Charles E. Rosenberg
Governing Health
A historians perspective on how society came
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Politics of Health Policy
to be in its current medical predicament. Deepthird
edition
ly informed and informative, this work illustrates
why Rosenberg is rightly regarded as the dean of Carol S. Weissert and William G. Weissert
American medical historians.
No other book offers a better overview of what
Harvey V. Fineberg, President, every health professional or anyone who is inInstitute of Medicine tensely interested in health affairs should know
about the politics of policy making. JAMA
2007
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A Guide for Researchers and Scholars
Mary W. Walters
In a world where the opportunity to advance
scholarly and scientic knowledge is dependent
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Hippocratic Reections
The Silent World of Doctor and Patient
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with a new foreword
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Useful Bodies
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edited by Jordan Goodman,

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240 pp.
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$25.00 paperback
The Cultures of Caregiving

Conict and Common Ground among Families,
Health Professionals, and Policy Makers
edited by Carol Levine, M.A.,

and Thomas H. Murray, Ph.D.
foreword by Christine K. Cassel, M.D.
2004
216 pp.
978-0-8018-8771-0
$25.00 paperback
Ethics Consultation
edited by Mark P. Aulisio, Ph.D.,
Robert M. Arnold, M.D.,
and Stuart J. Youngner, M.D.
$47.00 hardcover
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The Lazarus Case

Life-and-Death Issues in Neonatal Intensive Care
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Why the Greatest Threat to Social Security and
Medicare Is the Campaign to Save Them
Joseph White
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Ethical Issues from Diagnosis to Dying
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Stephen G. Post
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978-0-8018-7165-8
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INDEX
Anderson, The Collectors of Lost Souls 5
Aulisio, Ethics Consultation 13
Baily, Ethics and Newborn Genetic Screening 2
Ballenger, Treating Dementia 3
Barr, Health Disparities in the United States 10
Barr, Introduction to U.S. Health Policy 10
Berlinger, After Harm 7
Brennan, Natural Disasters and Public Health 10
Buckman, Practical Plans for Difcult Conversations
in Medicine 2
Callahan, Medicine and the Market 12
Carter, Palliative Care for Infants, Children, and
Adolescents 13
Conrad, The Medicalization of Society 11
Crockin, Legal Conceptions 3
Derickson, Health Security for All 13
Doukas, Planning for Uncertainty 9
Dyck, Psychedelic Psychiatry 5
Eaton, Innovation in Medical Technology 6
Eckenwiler, The Ethics of Bioethics 6
Emanuel, Ethical and Regulatory Aspects of Clinical
Research 13
Faunce, Who Owns Your Health? 11
Ferngren, Medicine and Health Care in Early
Christianity 3
Foley, The Case against Assisted Suicide 13
Frank, Better But Not Well 11
Gillett, Bioethics in the Clinic 13
Goodman, Useful Bodies 13
Greene, Prescribing by Numbers 11
Gusmano, Health Care in World Cities 10
Healy, Mania 11
Henningeld, Addiction Treatment 12
Herzberg, Happy Pills in America 5
Hudson, The New Politics of Old Age Policy 10
Kastor, Selling Teaching Hospitals and Practice
Plans 12
Katz, The Silent World of Doctor and Patient 13
Kern, Curriculum Development for Medical Education
3
Klugman, Ethical Issues in Rural Health Care 6
Knowles, Reprogenetics 8
Lantos, The Lazarus Case 13
Lantos, Neonatal Bioethics 7
Levine, The Cultures of Caregiving 13

Lindee, Moments of Truth in Genetic Medicine 8
Lizza, Dening the Beginning and End of Life 3
Lizza, Persons, Humanity, and the Denition of
Death 9
Lombardo, Three Generations, No Imbeciles 5
Lwy, Preventive Strikes 4
Marsh, The Fertility Doctor 5
Mathews, Personal Identity and Fractured Selves 4
May, Bioethics in a Liberal Society 6
Mayes, Medicare Prospective Payment and the
Shaping of U.S. Health Care 9
Mazur, Evaluating the Science and Ethics of
Research on Humans 6
Mehlman, The Price of Perfection 2
Mullan, Narrative Matters 12
Murray, Performance-Enhancing Technologies in
Sports 4
Olson, Making Cancer History 5
Packard, The Making of a Tropical Disease 11
Palfrey, Child Health in America 7
Parens, Surgically Shaping Children 7
Parens, Wrestling with Behavioral Genetics 8
Post, Handbook for Health Care Ethics Committees
7
Post, The Moral Challenge of Alzheimer Disease 13
Pruchno, Challenges of an Aging Society 9
Quill, Physician-Assisted Dying 9
Read, Aging, Biotechnology, and the Future 8
Reis, Bodies in Doubt 4
Rich, Wrong Place, Wrong Time 2
Rosenberg, Our Present Complaint 12
Rosser, Diversity and Womens Health 10
Sacco, Unspeakable 4
Scully, Feminist Bioethics 2
Shapshay, Bioethics at the Movies 6
Sharp, Genomics and Environmental Regulation 8
Trotter, The Ethics of Coercion in Mass Casualty
Medicine 7
Walters, Write an Effective Funding Application 13
Weissert, Governing Health 12
White, False Alarm 13
Youngner, The Denition of Death 13
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