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Dementia - Nuffield Bioethics
NuffDementiaCover 22/7/09 18:25 Page 1. Dementia : ethical issues Previous Nuffield Council reports Genetic screening: ethical issues The ethics of research related to Published December 1993 healthcare in developing countries: a follow-up Discussion Paper Human tissue: ethical and legal issues Published March 2005. Published April 1995. The ethics of research involving Animal-to-human transplants: animals the ethics of xenotransplantation Published May 2005. Published March 1996. Genetic Screening: a Supplement to the Mental disorders and genetics: 1993 Report by the Nuffield Council on the ethical context Bioethics Published September 1998. Published July 2006. Genetically modified crops: Critical care decisions in fetal and the ethical and social issues neonatal medicine: ethical issues Published May 1999. Published November 2006. The ethics of clinical research in The forensic use of bioinformation: developing countries: ethical issues a discussion paper Published September 2007.
Identify and consider the ethical, legal, economic and social issues, including issues of social responsibility, that arise in the care and treatment of those with dementia arising from degeneration
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