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Bioethical Issues around the Globe
Darryl, Macer
Darryl, Macer
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EJAIB12013-1.pdf
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"This first issue of volume 23 includes a series of papers on health care ethics from around the globe, exploring some of the similarities faced by patients, doctors, and citizens in countries such as Australia, Brazil, Iran, Japan, Mexico and Nigeria. One of the basic questions of bioethics is about decision making. Cerdán et al., conducted a survey in Mexico of who decides? The role of the family in the informed decision in Mexican cancer patients. Oluwaseun Adeola Adenugba from Nigeria discusses the Epistemological Importance of Informed Consent in Clinical Research, and the rationale can be applied to any country and community. The case presented could also be seen in many countries of AsiaPacific, and every other continent."
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2013
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