Box 74
Contains 41 Results:
National Consultative Ethics Committee for Health and Life Sciences. (1984). Opinion on sampling of dead human embryonic and foetal tissue for therapeutic, diagnostic, and for scientific purposes: 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.
National Consultative Ethics Committee for Health and Life Sciences. (1997). Opinion on the creation of human embryonic and tissue collections and their use for scientific purposes.
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.
National Council of the Churches of Christ in the United States of America Task Force on Human Life and the New Genetics. (1980). Human life and the new genetics.
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.
National Health and Medical Research Council (Australia), Wooldridge, M., & Australian Health Ethics Committee. (2001). Organs retained at autopsy: Ethical and practical issues.
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.
National Health and Medical Research Council (Australia). (1985).Report on ethics in epidemiological research. Australian Government Publication Service.
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.
National Health and Medical Research Council (Australia). (2003). Values and ethics: Guidelines for ethical conduct in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health research.
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.
National Health and Medical Research Council Medical Research Ethics committee (Australia). (1987). Consideration by institutional ethics committees of research protocols involving frozen thawed human ova. Australian Government Publishing Service.
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.
National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute Division of Blood Diseases and Resources, Cooley’s Anemia Foundation, & National Institutes of Health. (1980). Cooley’s anemia: Prevention through testing. U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Public Health Service.
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.
National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute Division of Blood Diseases and Resources, Cooley’s Anemia Foundation, & National Institutes of Health. (1980). Cooley’s anemia: Prevention through understanding. U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Public Health Service.
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.
National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute. (1979). Assessment of Cooley’s anemia research and treatment. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, Public Health Service, National Institutes of 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.
National Institute of Arthritis, Diabetes, and Digestive and Kidney Diseases. (1980). Cystic fibrosis . National Institutes of 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.
National Institutes of Health (1980). Prenatal approaches to the diagnosis of fetal hemoglobinopathies: [Proceedings of] workshop designed to update knowledge in prenatal diagnosis and laboratory methodologies of hemoglobinopathies. Department of Health and Human Services, Public Health Service.
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.
National Institutes of Health (1991). Human genome research in an interdependent world [Conference proceedings].
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.
National Institutes of Health. (1992). U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Public Health Service, National Institutes of Health: Recombinant DNA Advisory Committee: Minutes of meeting, September 14-15, 1992.
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.
National Institutes of Health. (1993). U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Public Health Service, National Institutes of Health: Recombinant DNA Advisory Committee: Minutes of meeting, December 2-3, 1993.
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.
National Institutes of Health. (1993). U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Public Health Service, National Institutes of Health: Recombinant DNA Advisory Committee: Minutes of meeting, March 1-2, 1993.
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.
National Institutes of Health. (1993). U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Public Health Service, National Institutes of Health: Recombinant DNA Advisory Committee: Minutes of meeting, September 9-10, 1993.
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.
National Placebo Working Committee on the Appropriate Use of Placebos in Clinical Trials in Canada, National Placebo Initiative (Canada), & Canadian Institutes of Health Research. (2009). Final report of the National Placebo Working Committee on the appropriate use of placebos in clinical trials in Canada. Canadian Institutes of Health Research.
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.
National Research Council. (1987). Introduction of recombinant DNA-engineered organisms into the environment: Key issues. 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.
Nationaler Ethikrat. (2005). Predictive health information in pre-employment medical examinations: Opinion. German National Ethics Council.
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.