Making Modern Medical Ethics

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Focusing on dissenters and whistleblowers, this book presents a counter history of bioethics, highlighting those who challenged existing laws and institutions. It shifts the narrative from merely technological advancements to the critical voices that shaped ethical discussions and practices in the field. Through these perspectives, the work delves into the complexities and moral dilemmas that arose during the formation of bioethics, offering a nuanced understanding of its evolution.