Box 73
Contains 46 Results:
Lederberg, J. (2003). Top 10 biotechnologies for improving health in developing countries. University of Toronto Joint Centre for Bioethics.
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.
Lien Foundation (Singapore) & Economist Intelligence Unit (Great Britain). (2010). The quality of death: Ranking end-of-life care across the world. Economist Intelligence Unit.
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.
Long, A., Kontic A.S., Cuellar Barroso, E. & Brinza, D. (2006). The regualation and organization of research ethics review: Report of a Comparative International Workshop held at the Faculty of Lae, University of Toronto, June 16-18, 2005. Brown Book Company.
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.
Lowrance, W. W. & United States Department of Health and Human Services, Office of the Assistant Secretary for Planning and Evaluation. (1997). Privacy and health research: A report to the U.S. Secretary 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.
Luciolli, E. (2004). Consultancy on legislative aspects of organ, tissue, and cell transplantation: Mission to Vietnam
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.
Matsuura, K. (2000). The Universal Declaration on the Human Genome and Human Rights: From theory to practice. 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.