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Volume 5 Number 3 July - September 1997
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EDITORIAL |
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| Private hospitals: a case of 'Physician, heal thyself?' |
Sunil Nandraj |
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ORIGINAL ARTICLES |
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| The new genetics and ethics |
H. Sarat Chandra |
| Second opinion: is it desirable? |
Meenal Mamdani |
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The ethics of medical referral |
Eustace J. de Souza |
| The need for education on a moral debate |
Roland Derk Thijs |
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Learning and teaching outside the medical colleges |
Chetan B. Bhatt |
| CONFERENCE REPORT |
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| Bimal K. Bachhawat symposium on genome research: emerging ethical, legal, social and economic issues.May 22 - 25, 1997, Goa. |
Sunil K Pandya |
| LETTERS |
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Ethics in medical education |
Meenal Mamdani |
| Ethics in India |
R. Srinivasan |
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Issues in Medical Ethics |
Amrit Gangar, Bipin Desai, Ravi D'Souza, R.Venkataratnam, D. S. Shrotri |
| Modern medical practice |
A. Uma, Thirumalai Kolundu Subramanian |
Prescription by remote control
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A concerned surgeon |
| Medical ethics: patients and relatives |
Arvind Kapadia |
| VOX POPULI |
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On cloning and on the rights of patients
Yet another regulatory agency...
Fees charged by public hospitals
Legal responsibility for medical error
Human guinea pigs
Faulty cancer trial?
A laudable ruling favouring the patient with AIDS.
Can patients trust anyone?
The doctor's dilemma
Breach of trust with HIV patients
Conferences sponsored by drug companies
Was an ICMR trial ethically deficient? |
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Caveat emptor...
Ayurvedic drugs
Dhaniram Baruah (continued)
Hoodwinking the medical council
Callous doctors
Female foetuses unwanted
Doctors in Bihar reject regulation
Fraudulent autopsies |
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FROM OTHER JOURNALS |
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Euthanasia in Australia
Xenotransplants in Britain and the US
Confidentiality.
Awareness during general anaesthesia
Fake admissions in Uttar Pradesh medical college.
Chennai statement on bioethics.
Why do health professionals not speak out?
Removing the wrong organ at surgery.
Bioethics on the Internet.
A philosophical view on euthanasia.
Organs for transplantation: demand vs supply
Scientific ethics in India |
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REVIEWS |
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Scalpeling medical ethics. Special issue of Humanscape 1997; 4: 1-42
The gravest show on earth: America in the age of AIDS. (Burkett Elinor)
Diagnosis of occupational diseases (Murlidhar V, Kanhere Vijay)
Impairments, disabilities and their assessment (Murlidhar Veena, Murlidhar V, Kanhere Vijay) |
Anil Pilgaokar
Sunil K Pandya
Sanjay Nagral
Sanjay Nagral
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