Writing on medicine and ethics.

The Physician as a Health Care Proxy

Arti Rai, Mark Siegler

Many states prohibit patients from appointing their physicians as health care proxies, fearing paternalism and conflict of interest. But the potential for conflict is not unique to physicians, and patients may have compelling reasons to…

Reconsidering action: day-to-day ethics in the work of medicine.

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The "inclusion benefit" in clinical trials.

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Why Doctors Make Good Protagonists

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Epidemiology and Ethics in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit

William Meadow

There are many ethical dilemmas in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU), and almost as many solutions as dilemmas. Religion, philosophy, natural law, civil law, criminal law, to name but a few, have each been invoked as a source of…

Negotiating Neonatal Deaths - Bioethical Dreams and Emotional Realities

Zaiga Robins, William Meadow

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What Do Clinical Intuitions of Non-Survival Add to the Predictive Power of Algorithmic Assessments of Illness-Severity in the NICU? It Depends on When You Ask

Laura Frain, et al.

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Afterword

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The Centrifugal Spread of Neonatal Intensive Care in the Midwest: March of Progress or Runaway Train?

Anthony Bell, et al.

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AMJ volume 25 issue 4 Cover and Front matter

Jon Westling, et al.

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Length of Stay for Illness-Severity Matched Non-Survivors of NICU Care Treated with High-Frequency Oscillation Vs Conventional Ventilation: He Who Picks a Rose Must Be Careful of the Thorns

Grace Yoon, et al.

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The Difficulty of Being Anti-NICU

Literature and Medicine - Volume 18, Number 2, Fall