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Kennedy Institute of Ethics Journal|April 9, 2005
Ethics education and value prioritization among members of U.S. hospital ethics committeesAdrian BardonKennedy Institute of Ethics Journal|July 15, 2004
Chinese researchers promote biomedical regulations: what are the motives of the biopolitical dawn in China and where are they heading?Ole DoringKennedy Institute of Ethics Journal|May 11, 2005
Germ-line enhancement of humans and non-humansJ Robert LoftisKennedy Institute of Ethics Journal|October 22, 2004
Death and organ procurement: public beliefs and attitudesLaura A Siminoff, Christopher Burant, Stuart J YoungnerKennedy Institute of Ethics Journal|October 22, 2004
Reconsidering the dead donor rule: is it important that organ donors be dead?Norman FostKennedy Institute of Ethics Journal|October 23, 2004
The dead donor rule: lessons from linguistics?D Alan ShewmonKennedy Institute of Ethics Journal|January 24, 2008
Resituating the principle of equipoise: justice and access to care in non-ideal conditionsRebecca KuklaKennedy Institute of Ethics Journal|March 28, 2008
Fritz Jahr's 1927 concept of bioethicsHans-Martin SassKennedy Institute of Ethics Journal|March 28, 2008
Better brains, better selves? The ethics of neuroenhancementsRichard H DeesKennedy Institute of Ethics Journal|February 13, 2002
Is there a unique moral status of human DNA that prevents patenting?R Hoedemaekers, W DekkersPageof 61