Ethics.
Copyright policy Ethics.
For the first time, a National Institutes of Health advisory panel approved funding for the production of human embryos for research purposes. Oregon voters approved a Death With Dignity Act that empowers physicians to prescribe lethal doses of medication to terminally ill patients.
- Georgetown University Medical Center United States
- Georgetown University United States
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