Encyclopedia of Bioethics

Encyclopedia of Bioethics This five volume set covers healthcare ethics in all its aspects, including fertility and reproduction, genetics, pediatrics, public health, mental health, human subjects and animal research, bio-terrorism, organ donation and transplant, death and dying, and access to care. It presents relevant codes, oaths, and directives, and introduces key legal cases in bioethics. A topical outline provides a thematic view of the encyclopedia's contents.
Abortion
Abuse and Harm
African Americans
Aging
Animal Research and Animal Rights
Business Ethics in Healthcare
Children and infants
Cloning
Concepts and principles
Death and dying
Disease and Illness
Embryo and Fetus
Environment
Ethical theories and methods
Fertility and human reproduction
Genetics
Health and Healthcare
Informed consent
International perspectives
Law and bioethics
Medical ethics, History of
Medicine
Mental health and human behavior
Nutrition and hydration
Nursing
Organ and tissue transplants
Philosophical perspectives
Population ethics
Professions and Professional-Patient relationship
Public Health
Religious issues
Religious traditions
Research
Sexuality and gender
Transhumanism and posthumanism
Warfare