Box 72
Contains 38 Results:
Deutschland Auswärtiges Amt. (2002). Towards a global bioethic: An intercultural policy dialog: Berlin 3./4.6.2002 [Summary Report].
This series consists of grey literature collected by Capron. It contains material produced by governmental agencies and non-governmental organizations and includes technical reports, working papers, policy briefs, white papers, and newsletters, as well as conference proceedings and abstracts. Topics covered include death and dying, aging, human cloning, research ethics, the human genome, stem cells, HIV/AIDS, and reproduction.
DG Research & European Commission--Science & Society. (2006). Globalisation and new epidemics: Ethics, security and policy making, Brussels, 22-23 May 2006 [Background Documents].
This series consists of grey literature collected by Capron. It contains material produced by governmental agencies and non-governmental organizations and includes technical reports, working papers, policy briefs, white papers, and newsletters, as well as conference proceedings and abstracts. Topics covered include death and dying, aging, human cloning, research ethics, the human genome, stem cells, HIV/AIDS, and reproduction.
Division of Human Sciences, Philosophy, and the Ethics of Science and Technology. (2004). Avicenna and the ethics of science and technology today. UNESCO.
This series consists of grey literature collected by Capron. It contains material produced by governmental agencies and non-governmental organizations and includes technical reports, working papers, policy briefs, white papers, and newsletters, as well as conference proceedings and abstracts. Topics covered include death and dying, aging, human cloning, research ethics, the human genome, stem cells, HIV/AIDS, and reproduction.
Dodet, B., & Vicari, M. (2001). Cellules souches pluripotentes: Perspectives thérapeutiques et aspects éthiques. J. Libbey Eurotex.
This series consists of grey literature collected by Capron. It contains material produced by governmental agencies and non-governmental organizations and includes technical reports, working papers, policy briefs, white papers, and newsletters, as well as conference proceedings and abstracts. Topics covered include death and dying, aging, human cloning, research ethics, the human genome, stem cells, HIV/AIDS, and reproduction.
Dondorp, W. J., Wert, G. d., & Gezondheidsraad (Netherlands). (2005). Embryonic stem cells without moral pain? . Health Council of the Netherlands. Centre for Ethics and Health.
This series consists of grey literature collected by Capron. It contains material produced by governmental agencies and non-governmental organizations and includes technical reports, working papers, policy briefs, white papers, and newsletters, as well as conference proceedings and abstracts. Topics covered include death and dying, aging, human cloning, research ethics, the human genome, stem cells, HIV/AIDS, and reproduction.
Education Development Center, Hastings Center, American Hospital Association, W.K. Kellogg Foundation, & American Medical Association. (1991). Decisions near the end of life. 1-6.
This series consists of grey literature collected by Capron. It contains material produced by governmental agencies and non-governmental organizations and includes technical reports, working papers, policy briefs, white papers, and newsletters, as well as conference proceedings and abstracts. Topics covered include death and dying, aging, human cloning, research ethics, the human genome, stem cells, HIV/AIDS, and reproduction.
Epping-Jordan, J., & WHO Meeting on Innovative Care for Chronic Conditions. (2001).Innovative care for chronic conditions: Meeting report 30-31 May 2001. World Health Organization, Noncommunicable Diseases and Mental Health.
This series consists of grey literature collected by Capron. It contains material produced by governmental agencies and non-governmental organizations and includes technical reports, working papers, policy briefs, white papers, and newsletters, as well as conference proceedings and abstracts. Topics covered include death and dying, aging, human cloning, research ethics, the human genome, stem cells, HIV/AIDS, and reproduction.
Ethics Advisory Board. (1980). Appendix: The request of the Center for Disease Control for a limited exemption from the Freedom of Information Act. U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
This series consists of grey literature collected by Capron. It contains material produced by governmental agencies and non-governmental organizations and includes technical reports, working papers, policy briefs, white papers, and newsletters, as well as conference proceedings and abstracts. Topics covered include death and dying, aging, human cloning, research ethics, the human genome, stem cells, HIV/AIDS, and reproduction.
Ethics Advisory Board. (1980). Appendix: The request of the National Institutes of Health for a limited exemption from the Freedom of Information Act. U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
This series consists of grey literature collected by Capron. It contains material produced by governmental agencies and non-governmental organizations and includes technical reports, working papers, policy briefs, white papers, and newsletters, as well as conference proceedings and abstracts. Topics covered include death and dying, aging, human cloning, research ethics, the human genome, stem cells, HIV/AIDS, and reproduction.
European Commission. (2004). Human genetic testing what implications? [CVs of the speakers and chairs; List of participants].
This series consists of grey literature collected by Capron. It contains material produced by governmental agencies and non-governmental organizations and includes technical reports, working papers, policy briefs, white papers, and newsletters, as well as conference proceedings and abstracts. Topics covered include death and dying, aging, human cloning, research ethics, the human genome, stem cells, HIV/AIDS, and reproduction.
European Forum for Good Clinical Practice. (2002). European guidelines for auditing independent ethics committees.
This series consists of grey literature collected by Capron. It contains material produced by governmental agencies and non-governmental organizations and includes technical reports, working papers, policy briefs, white papers, and newsletters, as well as conference proceedings and abstracts. Topics covered include death and dying, aging, human cloning, research ethics, the human genome, stem cells, HIV/AIDS, and reproduction.
European Group on Ethics in Science and New Technologies to the European Commission & European Commission. (2005). Opinion on the ethical aspects of ICT implants in the human body: Opinion No. 20. Office for Official Publications of the European Communities.
This series consists of grey literature collected by Capron. It contains material produced by governmental agencies and non-governmental organizations and includes technical reports, working papers, policy briefs, white papers, and newsletters, as well as conference proceedings and abstracts. Topics covered include death and dying, aging, human cloning, research ethics, the human genome, stem cells, HIV/AIDS, and reproduction.
Evers, K. (2003). Codes of conduct: Standards for ethics in research European Commission.
This series consists of grey literature collected by Capron. It contains material produced by governmental agencies and non-governmental organizations and includes technical reports, working papers, policy briefs, white papers, and newsletters, as well as conference proceedings and abstracts. Topics covered include death and dying, aging, human cloning, research ethics, the human genome, stem cells, HIV/AIDS, and reproduction.
Executive Office of the President, Office of Science and Technology Policy. (1997). Science and technology shaping the twenty-first century: A report to the Congress.
This series consists of grey literature collected by Capron. It contains material produced by governmental agencies and non-governmental organizations and includes technical reports, working papers, policy briefs, white papers, and newsletters, as well as conference proceedings and abstracts. Topics covered include death and dying, aging, human cloning, research ethics, the human genome, stem cells, HIV/AIDS, and reproduction.
Fidler, D. &a,p; Drager, N. (2003). Trade in health related services and GATS: GATS' international legal implications for health soveriegnty [Draft Working Paper]. World Health Organization, Globalization, Trade and Health Working Papers Series
This series consists of grey literature collected by Capron. It contains material produced by governmental agencies and non-governmental organizations and includes technical reports, working papers, policy briefs, white papers, and newsletters, as well as conference proceedings and abstracts. Topics covered include death and dying, aging, human cloning, research ethics, the human genome, stem cells, HIV/AIDS, and reproduction.
Forum for Institutional Review Boards (IRBs) & Research Ethics Boards (REBs) in Canada and the United States (FOCUS). (2003). Report on an international conference on Canadian and American perspectives on quality improvement and performance evaluation in systems of human research protection.
This series consists of grey literature collected by Capron. It contains material produced by governmental agencies and non-governmental organizations and includes technical reports, working papers, policy briefs, white papers, and newsletters, as well as conference proceedings and abstracts. Topics covered include death and dying, aging, human cloning, research ethics, the human genome, stem cells, HIV/AIDS, and reproduction.
Gaylin, W., Chedd, G., & KCTS. (1981). Hard choices: boy or girl?: Should the choice be ours? [Transcript]. PTV Publications.
This series consists of grey literature collected by Capron. It contains material produced by governmental agencies and non-governmental organizations and includes technical reports, working papers, policy briefs, white papers, and newsletters, as well as conference proceedings and abstracts. Topics covered include death and dying, aging, human cloning, research ethics, the human genome, stem cells, HIV/AIDS, and reproduction.
Gene Therapy Advisory Committee (Great Britain). (1994). Guidance on making proposals to conduct gene therapy research on human subjects.
This series consists of grey literature collected by Capron. It contains material produced by governmental agencies and non-governmental organizations and includes technical reports, working papers, policy briefs, white papers, and newsletters, as well as conference proceedings and abstracts. Topics covered include death and dying, aging, human cloning, research ethics, the human genome, stem cells, HIV/AIDS, and reproduction.