Kennedy Institute of Ethics Pregnancy Study Report
Collection
Identifier: BRL-029
The collection contains the final report for Project No. 30131-G-74-02, a study on pregnancy conducted by the Kennedy Institute of Ethics (KIE) in 1974. KIE Director André Hellegers was the Principle Investigator. Other collaborators include Ray Branson, Leon Kass, Ann Neale, Roy Capone, and Jeanne Clare Ridley.
The report is divided into five parts. Part I sketches the history of the project. Part II summarizes briefly the underlying biological changes which brought bioethical problems to the fore. Part III reports on the studies on the concepts of health. Part IV reports on the study of the effects of working on pregnancy outcomes. Part V summarizes the conclusions.
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The Kennedy Institute of Ethics was established in 1971 at Georgetown University as one of the first bioethics research centers in the world.
0.1 Cubic Feet (in one folder)
English
The collection contains the final report for Project No. 30131-G-74-02, a study on pregnancy conducted by the Kennedy Institute of Ethics (KIE) in 1974. KIE Director André Hellegers was the Principle Investigator. Other collaborators include Ray Branson, Leon Kass, Ann Neale, Roy Capone, and Jeanne Clare Ridley.
The collection has not been rearranged by an archivist.
The collection was transferred to the BRL Archives at some point prior to 2020. It was retroactively accessioned in 2022.
The collection has been rehoused in an archival quality box and folder.
Part of the Bioethics Research Library Archives Repository