Top Ten Blogs: Practical Bioethics 2009
The Practical Bioethics blog enters its second full year in 2010. Here’s a look back at 2009.
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1. Presumed Consent for Organ Donation? An Unlikely Fix
2. What has Karen Quinlan taught us?
3. Is Face Transplant an Identity Transplant?
4. Octuplets -- Crazily Irresponsible
5. Can "Living Wills" Work?
6. Colleen Hauser is a criminal
7. The Dead Donor Rule and its Detractors
8. Swine Flu: A Test of Ethical Planning
9. A Bioethicist in the White House
10. Georgia Case: When is assisted suicide murder?
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1. Presumed Consent for Organ Donation? An Unlikely Fix
2. What has Karen Quinlan taught us?
3. Is Face Transplant an Identity Transplant?
4. Octuplets -- Crazily Irresponsible
5. Can "Living Wills" Work?
6. Colleen Hauser is a criminal
7. The Dead Donor Rule and its Detractors
8. Swine Flu: A Test of Ethical Planning
9. A Bioethicist in the White House
10. Georgia Case: When is assisted suicide murder?
Labels: bioethics; end of life; organ donations; swinfe flu; assisted suicide
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