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Ruiping Fan

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Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine (New York, N.Y.)|July 4, 2006
Policies for traditional medicine in peripheral ChinaRuiping Fan, Ian Holliday
Theoretical Medicine and Bioethics|March 3, 2026
Promoting deceased organ donation: should familist incentives be adopted in Islamic regions?Sanwar Siraj, Ruiping Fan
The Journal of Medicine and Philosophy|February 23, 2026
The Case Against Legalizing Medically Assisted Suicide or Voluntary Active Euthanasia in Islamic RegionsSanwar Siraj, Ruiping Fan
The Journal of Medicine and Philosophy|September 22, 2010
The family and harmonious medical decision making: cherishing an appropriate Confucian moral balanceXiaoyang Chen, Ruiping Fan
Journal of Medical Ethics|August 1, 2007
Which medicine? Whose standard? Critical reflections on medical integration in ChinaRuiping Fan, Ian Holliday
The Journal of Medicine and Philosophy|June 2, 2020
Family-Based Consent and Motivation for Cadaveric Organ Donation in China: An Ethical Exploration1Ruiping Fan, Mingxu Wang
Developing World Bioethics|July 24, 2025
The Confucian Case for a Married Couple's Social Embryo FreezingRui Deng, Ruiping Fan
The Journal of Medicine and Philosophy|September 17, 2004
Truth telling in medicine: the Confucian viewRuiping Fan, Benfu Li
Developing World Bioethics|September 13, 2019
To relieve or to terminate? A Confucian ethical reflection on the use of morphine for late-stage cancer patients in ChinaSihan Sun, Ruiping Fan
The Journal of Medicine and Philosophy|October 16, 2021
Who Would the Person Be after a Head Transplant? A Confucian ReflectionLin Bian, Ruiping Fan
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Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine (New York, N.Y.)|July 4, 2006
Policies for traditional medicine in peripheral ChinaRuiping Fan, Ian Holliday
Theoretical Medicine and Bioethics|March 3, 2026
Promoting deceased organ donation: should familist incentives be adopted in Islamic regions?Sanwar Siraj, Ruiping Fan
The Journal of Medicine and Philosophy|February 23, 2026
The Case Against Legalizing Medically Assisted Suicide or Voluntary Active Euthanasia in Islamic RegionsSanwar Siraj, Ruiping Fan
The Journal of Medicine and Philosophy|September 22, 2010
The family and harmonious medical decision making: cherishing an appropriate Confucian moral balanceXiaoyang Chen, Ruiping Fan
Journal of Medical Ethics|August 1, 2007
Which medicine? Whose standard? Critical reflections on medical integration in ChinaRuiping Fan, Ian Holliday
The Journal of Medicine and Philosophy|June 2, 2020
Family-Based Consent and Motivation for Cadaveric Organ Donation in China: An Ethical Exploration1Ruiping Fan, Mingxu Wang
Developing World Bioethics|July 24, 2025
The Confucian Case for a Married Couple's Social Embryo FreezingRui Deng, Ruiping Fan
The Journal of Medicine and Philosophy|September 17, 2004
Truth telling in medicine: the Confucian viewRuiping Fan, Benfu Li
Developing World Bioethics|September 13, 2019
To relieve or to terminate? A Confucian ethical reflection on the use of morphine for late-stage cancer patients in ChinaSihan Sun, Ruiping Fan
The Journal of Medicine and Philosophy|October 16, 2021
Who Would the Person Be after a Head Transplant? A Confucian ReflectionLin Bian, Ruiping Fan
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