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Religious perspectives on human suffering: implications for medicine and bioethics
- Fitzpatrick, Scott J., Kerridge, Ian H., Jordens, Christopher F. C., Zoloth, Laurie, Tollefsen, Christopher, Tsomo, Karma Lekshe, Jensen, Michael P., Sachedina, Abdulaziz, Sarma, Deepak
Part of the fabric and mostly right: an ethnography of ethics in clinical practice
- Doran, Evan, Fleming, Jennifer, Jordens, Christopher, Stewart, Cameron L., Letts, Julie, Kerridge, Ian H.
Double meanings will not save the principle of double effect
- Douglas, Charles D., Kerridge, Ian H., Ankeny, Rachel A.
Religious perspectives on the use of psychopharmaceuticals as an enhancement technology
- Fitzpatrick, Scott J., Jordens, Christopher F. C., Kerridge, Ian H., Keown, Damien, Walter, James J., Nelson, Paul, Abdalla, Mohamad, Lehmann, Lisa Soleymani, Sarma, Deepak
Challenges to a more open discussion of suicide
- Fitzpatrick, Scott J., Kerridge, Ian H.
Gene therapy researchers' assessments of risks and perceptions of risk acceptability in clinical trials
- Deakin, Claire T., Alexander, Ian E., Hooker, Cliff A., Kerridge, Ian H.
Narratives of 'terminal sedation', and the importance of the intention-foresight distinction in palliative care practice
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