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M Kopelman

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Second Opinion (Park Ridge, Ill.)|March 9, 1993
Do the "Baby Doe" rules ignore suffering?L M Kopelman
The Journal of Medicine and Philosophy|June 1, 1997
Children and bioethics: uses and abuses of the best-interests standardL M Kopelman
Seminars in Perinatology|November 17, 2009
Disputes over moral standards guiding treatments for imperiled infantsLoretta M Kopelman
The Journal of Medicine and Philosophy|March 23, 2001
Children as research subjects: a dilemmaL M Kopelman
The Journal of Medicine and Philosophy|May 29, 2001
On duties to provide basic health and dental care to childrenL M Kopelman
Pediatrics|March 3, 2005
Are the 21-year-old Baby Doe rules misunderstood or mistaken?Loretta M Kopelman
The Journal of Medicine and Philosophy|July 21, 2005
Rejecting the Baby Doe rules and defending a "negative" analysis of the Best Interests StandardLoretta M Kopelman
The American Journal of Bioethics : AJOB|January 7, 2012
On justifying pediatric research without the prospect of clinical benefitLoretta M Kopelman
The American Journal of Bioethics : AJOB|August 23, 2018
Why the Best Interest Standard Is Not Self-Defeating, Too Individualistic, Unknowable, Vague or SubjectiveLoretta M Kopelman
The Journal of Medicine and Philosophy|August 23, 2007
The well-being of subjects and other parties in genetic research and testingJanet Malek, Loretta M Kopelman
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Second Opinion (Park Ridge, Ill.)|March 9, 1993
Do the "Baby Doe" rules ignore suffering?L M Kopelman
The Journal of Medicine and Philosophy|June 1, 1997
Children and bioethics: uses and abuses of the best-interests standardL M Kopelman
Seminars in Perinatology|November 17, 2009
Disputes over moral standards guiding treatments for imperiled infantsLoretta M Kopelman
The Journal of Medicine and Philosophy|March 23, 2001
Children as research subjects: a dilemmaL M Kopelman
The Journal of Medicine and Philosophy|May 29, 2001
On duties to provide basic health and dental care to childrenL M Kopelman
Pediatrics|March 3, 2005
Are the 21-year-old Baby Doe rules misunderstood or mistaken?Loretta M Kopelman
The Journal of Medicine and Philosophy|July 21, 2005
Rejecting the Baby Doe rules and defending a "negative" analysis of the Best Interests StandardLoretta M Kopelman
The American Journal of Bioethics : AJOB|January 7, 2012
On justifying pediatric research without the prospect of clinical benefitLoretta M Kopelman
The American Journal of Bioethics : AJOB|August 23, 2018
Why the Best Interest Standard Is Not Self-Defeating, Too Individualistic, Unknowable, Vague or SubjectiveLoretta M Kopelman
The Journal of Medicine and Philosophy|August 23, 2007
The well-being of subjects and other parties in genetic research and testingJanet Malek, Loretta M Kopelman
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