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Volume 4 Number 3 July - September 1996 | |
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EDITORIAL |
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| Yash Lokhandwala | |
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ORIGINAL ARTICLES |
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| Reusing disposables | J B D'Souza |
| Robert F McCauley, Eugene D Robin | |
| Ethics of authorship of scientific papers | R D Ganatra |
| Prenatal diagnostics: an offer you can't refuse? | Hanne Bang, Brigit Petersson |
| Medical ethics in the context of the national mental health programme | Bhargavi Davar |
| The electropathy scandal | Ramdas Ambulgekar |
| LETTERS | |
| Organs for sale, philosophy for hire | Thomas George |
| Organs for sale | Anil Pilgaokar |
| Pakistan Journal of Medical Ethics | Rana Tauqir Ahmed |
| Disregard for medical ethics despite protest | Anant R. Phadke |
| Disastrous 'electro- magneto- homeo- therapy' Striving officiously to keep alive Doctors abetting artful dodgers (continued) Maharashtra Medical Council The lay person and the Consumer Protection Act |
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| Acquire organs for transplantation Hippocratic oath revisited Ethics in journalism Genetic privacy Making predictions in children: boon or bane? Doctors assisting in suicide Can organs be harvested from an anencephalic foetus before its legal death? Is 'resuscitation' of a brain-dead person justified? The bill permitting doctors to assist suicide in terminally ill individuals in the Northern Territories of Australia Living wills - beware! Informed consent in research Euthanasia in China |
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| Ethics in biomedical research | |
| CODE | |
| Declaration of standing committee of doctors of the EC | |
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