Despite the importance of economics, I cannot agree with the logic behind the authors'
closing sentence:" Finally, the cost and administrative feasibility of the voluntary organ …

Should organ transplants be available to all, regardless of ability to pay? Are organ
transplants diverting funds from other, more basic medical needs? These are some of the …

ESCALATING RATE OF change in practices of Medi-cine, and the interest and active
participation in Medicine on the part of interested citizens not necessarily possessing …

The organizers of this meeting showed great wisdom in choosing the topic of “Ethics,
Justice, and Commerce in Organ Replacement Therapy.” Justice in the allocation of scarce …

The issue of assessing priorities is one that has become the subject of much debate in the
National Health Service particularly in the wake of various documents on priorities from …

This short monograph was published by The Hastings Center in the United States. The
center was founded in 1969, in its own words, to'shed light on ethical issues raised by …

If I Were a Rich Man Could I Buy a Pancreas? and other essays on the ethics of health care,
a collection of 19 of his essays published between 1982 and 1992 (two were first published …

Allocating Health Care Resources is a collection of eight essays written mostly by
philosophers. This is the twelfth annual volume of Biomedical Ethics Reviews. It addresses …

In this issue of Health Matrix, we present a series of articles on problems in law and
bioethics. The field of law and bioethics is relatively new, but it has grown by leaps and …

Professor Morreim's mission in this highly readable, well-referenced volume is to convince
us that we must" bid farewell to the insular, dyadic relationship between physician and …