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Birth, death, and the law.
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Ethical and existential developments in contemporaneous American medicine: their implications for culture and society.
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Abortion on demand in France? a five-year trial for the "time limit solution"
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Bioethics and the law: a bibliography, 1974-1976.
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The ethical dilemmas of modern medicine: a Jewish approach.
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The doctor as a Christian.
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Bioethics and the leadership of the medical profession.
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Paul Ramsey's Ethics at the Edges of Life: Medical and Legal Intersections: book review.
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Human engineering and the law.
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The law and the biological revolution.
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Human life: the Fifth Commandment.
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Middlemen in the definition of life.
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Mr. Rogerson is fifty four.
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Genetic screening: learning what you never wanted to know.
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New laws for new knowledge?
Developments in genetic understanding place upon family physicians diagnostic, warning and referral responsibilities which the law reinforces. Professional standards of care and skill have a legal rather than a purely professional basis. Treatment options such as sterilization, abortion and artificial insemination by donor, compel practitioners' proper awareness of their legal and ethical responsibilities, particularly to respect patients' autonomy. This is better achieved through professional education than through litigation and legislation.