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Eintrag
1
Langer, Marie-Astrid :Amerikas Abtreibungsbefürworter können vorerst aufatmen : Der Supreme Court verwirft ein Gesetz aus Louisiana, weil es den Zugang zu Schwangerschaftsabbrüchen unverhältnismässig erschwert habe
2
Liptak, Adam :In Surprise Abortion Vote, John Roberts Avoids Jolt to the Legal System
3
Liptak, Adam :Supreme Court Blocks Louisiana Abortion Law
4
Paramesh, Anil S et al.: Who's your donor? Bringing about Louisiana's first domino paired exchange transplants.
5
Bava, Saliha et al.: Lessons in collaboration, four years post-Katrina.
6
Donaldson, Edward L :The dissolution of the dental home.
7
Herbert, Edward J :What if?
8
Hutson, Stu :Fight for subject confidentiality threatens disaster research.
9
Rockwell, Llewellyn H Jr. ; Block, Walter E :The economics and ethics of Hurricane Katrina.
10
Shea, Fredericka K :Hurricane Katrina and the legal and bioethical implications of involuntary euthanasia as a component of disaster management in extreme emergency situations.
11
Stein, Ronald Alan et al.: West Nile virus in a kidney transplant recipient.
12
Gonsoulin, Thomas P :A survey of Louisiana hospital ethics committees.
13
Jerrold, Laurance :Litigation, legislation, and ethics. An eye for an eye.
14
Robertson, Campbell :Review of patient deaths after hurricane
15
Johnstone, Megan-Jane :Questioning nursing ethics.
16
Caillier, James Gerard et al.: Physician bias: does it occur at teaching hospitals that serve a majority of African American patients?
17
Thompson, Charlotte :Making ethical decisions during disasters
18
Abdalian, Sue Ellen ; Brown, Matthew K. ; Abdalian, Robert S. :Access To Health Care: Louisiana Minor Consent Statutes
19
Larson, Edward J. :Confronting scientific authority with religious values: eugenics in American history.
20
Coughlin, Steven S. :Implementing breast and cervical cancer prevention programs among the Houma Indians of southern Louisiana: cultural and ethical considerations.
