ライフサイエンスコーパス: ethical issue

1 despread recognition of this straightforward ethical issue.

2 d to a weekly medical journal raised several ethical issues.

3 transplantation is associated with a set of ethical issues.

4 orientated care aspects, and medicolegal and ethical issues.

5 eneficial, is associated with logistical and ethical issues.

6 es present several unique methodological and ethical issues.

7 novations may expand KPD, they raise several ethical issues.

8 esources, health and safety goals, and other ethical issues.

9 rspectives of patients with cancer regarding ethical issues.

10 se important conceptual, methodological, and ethical issues.

11 re mental illness, treatment challenges, and ethical issues.

12 rheumatic disease literature have focused on ethical issues.

13 RS) on a global level raised vital legal and ethical issues.

14 e represented the least frequently addressed ethical issue (12%).

15 These activities raise ethical issues about BAT and/or its solicitors observing

16 ntation must be determined, and societal and ethical issues addressed.

17 We outline each ethical issue and discuss how it can be conceptualized a

18 k counseling, particularly for resolution of ethical issues and for within-family stigma and conflict

19 of assessing such factors are outlined, and ethical issues and other potential concerns are discusse

20 e intended to identify and explore important ethical issues and provide commentary that is specific t

21 This article provides an analysis of the ethical issues and regulatory standards involved in this

22 cular epidemiology, focusing on lung cancer, ethical issues, and some clinical implications of recent

23 nto the significance of the variant alleles, ethical issues, and the availability of cost-effective,

24 resolve ethical issues; d) to educate about ethical issues; and e) to present personal views.

25 Conflicts in ethical issues are a natural consequence of the dual rol

26 Relevant pieces on ethical issues are also discussed.

27 technical, immunological, psychological, and ethical issues are discussed again in the light of this

28 the team (92% vs. 59%; p < .0003), and that ethical issues are discussed well with the family (91% v

29 urther therapy (99% vs. 89%; p < .003); that ethical issues are discussed well within the team (92% v

30 Some of the most pressing ethical issues are discussed, and the position of the Et

31 Randomizing patients was also novel, and the ethical issues are discussed.

32 It is an exciting time but one in which ethical issues are multiplying.

33 Ethical issues are of particular concern if industry is

34 Ethical issues are present at each stage in the vaccine

35 to agree that families are well informed and ethical issues are well discussed when assessing actual

36 Ethical issues arise when approvable correlative studies

37 Ethical issues arise when decisions have to be made rega

38 We analyze 2 cases that explore ethical issues arising in hospitalist systems and sugges

39 This commentary explores ethical issues arising in human genome epidemiology by u

40 mportant report that addressed the difficult ethical issues arising in research involving subjects wi

41 is founded on centuries of discussion of the ethical issues associated with mind and behavior.

42 compliance, reduction of error variance, and ethical issues associated with placebo controls).

43 ing human organoids and gastruloids involves ethical issues associated with their derivation as well

44 ed including some papers which deal with the ethical issues associated with violence in the community

45 d-donor rule) it focuses on the most salient ethical issues at stake, and (unlike the concept of brai

46 ns helped with the following: a) to identify ethical issues; b) to analyze ethical issues; c) to reso

47 Lastly, DNA screening involves ethical issues beyond those which were previously consid

48 derived from various sources raise different ethical issues, but their contribution to medical resear

49 a) to identify ethical issues; b) to analyze ethical issues; c) to resolve ethical issues; d) to educ

50 d donors for chain-initiating kidneys raises ethical issues concerning the consent process for each i

51 placebo groups in psychotherapy studies, and ethical issues concerning the use of placebo.

52 b) to analyze ethical issues; c) to resolve ethical issues; d) to educate about ethical issues; and

53 Once the study design is in place, further ethical issues emerge, including obtaining informed cons

54 Many of the ethical issues encountered during the PsA-TT clinical de

55 Ethical issues encountered in designing the study, colle

56 After we addressed ethical issues encountered in studying manuscripts submi

57 this paper, we describe the most significant ethical issues encountered related to the biorepository,

58 apy currently exist; in addition to the many ethical issues facing the widespread use of stem cell th

59 domised controlled trials (partly because of ethical issues), few prospective and long-term studies,

60 Medical sequencing raises ethical issues for both individuals and populations, inc

61 ance raises significant but seldom-discussed ethical issues for clinical investigators.

62 multiple sclerosis (MS) raises practical and ethical issues for future placebo-controlled clinical tr

63 - and better consider potential clinical and ethical issues for particular patients.

64 perts in community engagement strategies and ethical issues germane to vaccination policies, includin

65 nappropriate until further resolution of the ethical issues has been achieved.

66 Because these important ethical issues have not yet been adequately addressed by

67 It then examines the most controversial ethical issue in population genetics-whether researchers

68 A central ethical issue in schizophrenia research is whether parti

69 nent advisory committee to address recurrent ethical issues in clinical research, mandatory single-ti

70 media communities magnify and modify extant ethical issues in deceased and living donation related t

71 To identify Chinese geneticists' views of ethical issues in genetic testing and screening, a natio

72 They then consider new ethical issues in mental disorders presented by these ri

73 linicians must carefully consider these core ethical issues in order to make the most of this excitin

74 This may give rise to significant ethical issues in that the treatment may well directly b

75 onference was held to examine scientific and ethical issues in the application of deep brain stimulat

76 aper, we address this dilemma by focusing on ethical issues in the use of growth hormone therapy for

77 es were invited to join the Working Group on Ethical Issues in Umbilical Cord Blood Banking.

78 Traditional ethical issues include: utilitarianism, natural law, aut

79 antation and then discuss the scientific and ethical issues influencing both established and investig

80 cy, and quality of public deliberations over ethical issues inherent in health policy.

81 ession needs to be better informed about the ethical issues involved in physician participation in ca

82 Careful consideration of the ethical issues involved is critical to the safe and appr

83 The medical, legal, and ethical issues involved with this approach are discussed

84 n related to fertility preservation, and the ethical issues involved, it may be preferable, where pos

85 state-of-the art approach to the debates on ethical issues is key in order to gain guidance on resea

86 At the same time, any ethical issues likely to arise in such studies should be

87 c testing carries great promise, but several ethical issues must be considered whenever such testing

88 It is important to consider the ethical issues of a proposed study comparing HLA-identic

89 ew source of therapeutic cells free from the ethical issues or immune barriers of human embryonic ste

90 and South America explored the practical and ethical issues pertaining to pediatric deceased donation

91 e US regulatory policy fails to resolve many ethical issues presented by such research, investigators

92 gly ambitious studies of treatment outcomes, ethical issues previously important only to limited clin

93 increasing interest in and concern about the ethical issues raised by clinical genetics.

94 There has been an increasing focus on the ethical issues raised by studies requiring the withdrawa

95 this article, we highlight the institutional ethical issues raised by this outbreak, and propose a na

96 The profound ethical issues raised call for informed, dispassionate d

97 srupt the patient-PCP relationship and raise ethical issues regarding confidentiality.

98 on on pregnant women and their fetuses raise ethical issues regarding consent for future data mining

99 Policy, we provide an overview of the major ethical issues related to dialysis provision worldwide,

100 objective of this article is to explore core ethical issues related to physician-assisted suicide and

101 attention, however, has been devoted to the ethical issues relating to research on CAM.

102 tative process for reexamining and resolving ethical issues relating to research with cognitively imp

103 To maintain this role, the legal and ethical issues relevant to the operations of brain banks

104 Other ethical issues such as the use of prisoners as an NDD, c

105 nt of HIV infection and a review of relevant ethical issues suggest that this approach should be reco

106 Summarize the literature relevant to ethical issues surrounding decisions to provide intensiv

107 Of equal importance, the ethical issues surrounding gene- and cell-based therapie

108 careful consideration should be given to the ethical issues surrounding such testing in children.

109 and donor candidates; address the moral and ethical issues surrounding the procedure; outline the te

110 ion with zebrafish constitutes a complicated ethical issue that calls for the exploration of alternat

111 outreach brings into sharp focus a number of ethical issues that affect most mental health services,

112 should take place addressing the underlying ethical issues that appear to account for much of the di

113 l find helpful as they grapple with the many ethical issues that arise in daily practice in the field

114 This article explores the underexamined ethical issues that arise in the context of donor manage

115 This article reviews the ethical issues that arise when patients ask clinicians t

116 he administrative position presents many new ethical issues that challenge both traditional medical a

117 In this Personal View we identify ethical issues that could arise in research towards achi

118 combating the organ shortage, but it raises ethical issues that differ from those raised in donation

119 ching its decisions highlights the difficult ethical issues that need to be addressed in seeking to b

120 role in national security operations raises ethical issues that need to be addressed to ensure the p

121 a policy of extensive reporting of pertinent ethical issues to promote public accountability for clin

122 people's own beliefs on important social and ethical issues were consistently correlated more strongl

123 e second concerns the urgent need to address ethical issues when evaluating the state of artificial i

124 Despite the frequency of ethical issues while caring for patients, few reports wi

125 care in the oldest old is not feasible, and ethical issues will remain even in the presence of adequ

126 Although academics have raised ethical issues with iPSCs, patients' perspectives on the