This revised and updated second edition takes into account technical and regulatory developments in biotechnology. It offers the reader a clear argument about why we worry about the body becoming a mere commodity and what we can do to prevent it, whilst bringing together bioethics and feminist theory.
Cambridge Law, Medicine and Ethics Series
This series delves into the complex and often fraught relationship between law and medicine. It examines how these two fields intersect, exploring how courts and legislatures grapple with ethical dilemmas and the advancements of modern healthcare. The books focus on issues of public concern and practical significance, aiming to influence the development of medical law and policy debates.
Genes and insurance. Ethical, legal and economic issues
- 178 pages
- 7 hours of reading
"This book will interest academic researchers and professionals involved with genetics and insurance."--Jacket