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Eintrag
1
Engelhardt, Lisa :Die Leihmutterschaft im US-amerikanischen Recht am Beispiel von Kalifornien und New Hampshire
2
Chertoff, Jocelyn ; Pisano, Etta ; Gert, Bernard :Core curriculum: research ethics for radiology residents.
3
Fanuele, Jason C. et al.: Variation in hip fracture treatment: are black and white patients treated equally?
4
Grande, David ; Asch, David A. :Commercial versus social goals of tracking what doctors do [commentary]
5
Post, Robert :Prescribing records and the First Amendment -- New Hampshire's data-mining statute [commentary]
6
Manganiello, Paul D. :New Hampshire House Bill 1719-FN. "An act defining human life as beginning at the moment of fertilization for the purposes of prenatal, pregnancy, and maternity services and programs"
7
Berman, Joel C. :We should let dying patients write their own final scene
8
Straw, Peggy :Consumer representation on IRBs -- how it should be done.
9
Callahan, Daniel ; White, Margot :The legalization of physician-assisted suicide: creating a regulatory Potemkin village.
10
Morrissey, John :Communication Key in Life-or-Death Decisions
11
New Hampshire: Surrogacy.
12
Cultice, Peter N. :Medical futility: when is enough, enough?
13
Dangelantonio, Anthony J. :Physician-assisted suicide: the legal and practical contours.
14
Mishu, Ban ; Schaffner, William :HIV-infected surgeons and dentists: looking back and looking forward. [Editorial].
15
von Reyn, C. Fordham et al.: Absence of HIV transmission from an infected orthopedic surgeon: a 13-year look-back study.
16
Almy, Thomas P. et al.: Health, society, and the physician: problem-based learning of the social sciences and humanities: eight years of experience.
17
Goodwin, Anne :Determination of legal parentage in egg donation, embryo transplantation, and gestational surrogacy arrangements.
18
Lieber, Katherine B. :Selling the womb: can the feminist critique of surrogacy be answered? [Note].
19
Wadlington, Walter J. :Contracts to bear a child: the mixed legislative signals.
20
Borruso, Michael T. :Sexual abuse by psychotherapists: the call for a uniform criminal statute. [Note].
