1. Must All Biomedical Research Aim to Enhance?
  2. Leonardo D. de Castro
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  1. Reconciling the Freedom of Scientific Inquiry and the Group Interests of Indigenous Peoples in Genetic Research: Article 21 of Taiwan's Indigenous Peoples Basic Act as an Experiment
  2. Chen Chung-Lin
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  1. Enhancing Public Ethics: Libertarianism, Legitimation, and the Problems of Technology Regulation
  2. Benjamin Capps
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  1. A Not-So-New Eugenics: Harris and Savulescu on Human Enhancement
  2. Robert Sparrow
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  1. Regarding Research Participation as a Moral Obligation: Who Shoulders the Burdens and Who Reaps the Benefits?
  2. Stuart Rennie
  3. pp. 308-321
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  1. Euthanasia Reviewed
  2. María Casado
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  1. Comment on Euthanasia Reviewed
  2. Renato Manaloto
  3. pp. 331-335
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  1. To Help or Not to Help: Dilemmas in Clinical Trials
  2. Mariam Hassan
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  1. Being Robin Hood: Weighing Risks versus Benefits
  2. Sarwat Nasreen
  3. pp. 338-339
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  1. Policy vs. Concept of Benefit: Dilemmas in Clinical Trials
  2. Salah Ud-Din
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  1. Altruism Reconsidered: Exploring New Approaches to Property in Human Tissue (review)
  2. Bernice Elger
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  1. Contributors
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