Box 73
Contains 46 Results:
Indian Society of Organ Transplantation. (n.d.). Transplantation of Human Organs Act: Amendment & rules, India.
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.
Institute of Medical Science, the University of Tokyo. (2000). IMSUT Symposium for stem cell biology: Proceedings, June 22-24, 2000.
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.
Institute of Medicine. (1981). Genetic influences on responses to the environment: Report of a Conference on Implications of Environmental/Genetic Interactions. National Academy Press.
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.
Institute of Medicine. (1988). Prospects for vaccines against HIV infection: Report of the conference on promoting development of vaccines against Human Immunodeficiency Virus Infection and Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome.National Academies Press.
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.
Institute of Medicine. (1989). Providing universal and affordable health care.
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.
Institute of Society, Ethics, and the Life Sciences. (1973). Recent activities.
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.
Institute of Society, Ethics, and the Life Sciences. (1974). Recent activities.
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.
International Centre for Trade and Sustainable Development. (2005). ICTSD dialogue on technical cooperation for intellectual property policy in developing countries.
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.
International Ethics and Practice Symposium on Palliative (Hospice) care [Conference Program]. (2014)
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.
Irish Council for Bioethics. (2006). Term of office report 2002-2005.
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.
Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS. (2000). Ethical considerations in HIV preventive vaccine research: UNAIDS guidance document.
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.
Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS. (2003). HIV/AIDS--stand up for human rights. World Health Organization, Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS, Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights.
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.
Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS and World Health Organization. (2004). Consultation on ethics and equitable access to treatment and care for HIV/AIDS: Summary of issues and discussion, 26-17 January 2004, Geneva. World Health Organization.
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.
Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS and World Health Organization. (2005). “3 by 5” progress report: December 2004. World Health Organization.
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.
Juan Carlos I, King of Spain. (1988)Official Bulletin of the State No. 282: 27108 Act 35/1988, of November 11, on Techniques of Assisted Reproduction.
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.
Katzive, L., Djourté, F. D. (2003). Claiming our rights: Surviving pregnancy and childbirth in Mali. Center for Reproductive Rights.
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.
Korean Association of Institutional Review Boards. (2003). [Reasearch ethics committee (IRB) installation and operation guidelines]
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.
Korean Society for Medical Ethics. (2009). Bioethics issues of international concern with the emphasis on advance directives [Conference program and presentations].
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.
Krimsky, S. (1984). Regulatory policies on biotechnology in Canada. Science Council of Canada.
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.
Krimsky, S. (1988). International network on the social impacts of biotechnology. Department of Urban and Environmental Policy, Tufts University.
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.