Legal Perspectives in Bioethics

Incisive and thought-provoking, this volume provides readers with a rich context for understanding the intersection between the law on bioethics and the central issues in bioethics.

Contents Acknowledgements 1 Law and Bioethics SANDRA H. JOHNSON, ANA S. ILTIS, BARBARA A. HINZE 2 A Review Of Current Issues In The Regulation Of Human-Subject Research In The United States JESSE A. GOLDNER 3 Financial Conflicts Of Interest In Human Subjects Research: Domestic And International Issues ROBERT GATTER 4 The Role and Legal Status Of Health Care Ethics Committees In The U.S. DIANE E. HOFFMAN AND ANITA J. TARZIAN 5 What's Wrong With Health Privacy? NICHOLAS P. TERRY 6 Health Care and the Human Genome: Regulatory Challenge and response ROBERTA M. BERRY 7 Bioethics Issues Surrounding The Beginning Of Life: Legal Aspects In The U.S. ROBYN S. SHAPIRO 8 Acquiring and Allocating Human Organs For Transplant: U.S. Law BETHANY J. SPIELMAN 9 End of Life Legal Issues in the U.S. JOHN ROBINSON 10 Pediatrics, The Law, and Bioethics SUSAN E. ZINNER 11 Health Care Decisions For The Elderly MARSHAL B. KAPP 12 Legal Regulation Of Genetic Testing: Balancing Privacy and Family Interests LOANE SKENE 13 Assisted Reproduction In Ireland DEIRDRE MADDEN 14 Canadian Legal Perspectives In Bioethics BERNARD M. DICKENS 15 Bioethics and New Zealand Health Law P.D.G. SKEGG 16 Bioethics In The Developing World Udo Schuklenk Contributors Index