Bioethics Research Library Collection of Newsletters
Collection
Identifier: BRL-035
The collection consists of more than 250 publications created by organizations, universities, societies, and other groups to promote and examine bioethical issues. Some of these topics include: Abortion, AIDS and HIV, Animal research, Business ethics, End of life care, Euthanasia, Disability rights, Health care and law, Health care and religion/Christianity, Hospitals, Human experimentation, Human reproduction and family planning, Medical ethics, Medical humanities, Mental health ethics, Professional ethics, Public health, Research ethics, and Veterans health. A complete inventory of the collection is available online.
It includes newsletters published internationally and a variety of languages (French, Spanish, Slavic, and Portuguese).
These newsletters were kept and maintained the by the Bioethics Research Library from the 1970s through the 2000s.
Materials are open without restrictions.
Researchers are solely responsible for determining the copyright status of the materials being used, establishing who the copyright owner is, locating the copyright owner, and obtaining permission for intended use.
25 Cubic Feet (in 26 boxes)
English
The collection consists of more than 250 publications created by organizations, universities, societies, and other groups to promote and examine bioethical issues. Some of these topics include: Abortion, AIDS and HIV, Animal research, Business ethics, End of life care, Euthanasia, Disability rights, Health care and law, Health care and religion/Christianity, Hospitals, Human experimentation, Human reproduction and family planning, Medical ethics, Medical humanities, Mental health ethics, Professional ethics, Public health, Research ethics, and Veterans health. A complete inventory of the collection is available here https://repository.library.georgetown.edu/handle/10822/711246
The collection is generally arranged alphabetically by title.
The collection was assembled by Bioethics Research Library staff.
The collection has been housed in archival-quality boxes and folders. Oversized materials have been placed in flat boxes. The inventory to the collection was first created in 2014 and was revised in 2022 when the collection was transferred from filing cabinets to boxes.
Part of the Bioethics Research Library Archives Repository