Biomedical technology and human rights Eugene B. Brody.
Detalles de publicación: Alexandria, Va., USA WFMH 1993.Descripción: xiii, 312 p. 24 cmISBN:- 9231028065 (UNESCO)
- R 724 757 1993
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A humane approach to health rights which takes into account particular socio-economic and cultural contexts. The author's insights, culled from his long experience as clinician, scholar and international health consultant, make this study a valuable tool for policy-makers, health professionals and medical students.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 273-300) and index.
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- Health in the context of international human rights
- Human rights in the culture of science and technology
- Human rights aspects of reproductive technology
- Transplantation of adult and foetal organs and tissues
- The new genetics: manipulation, screening, prediction
- Biomedical science and the rights of persons defined as mentally ill
- Sustaining the life of dying or comatose patients
- Biomedical technology: towards health for all?
- Appendices
- 1 UNESCO/ISSC statement of 1985
- 2 United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights and Mental health, October 1989
- References
- Index