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1. Needed: A Modest Proposal

Author

Caplan, Arthur L., Jennings, Bruce, Bonnicksen, Andrea, Greenfield, Debra, and Baylis, Françoise

Published
2007

3. [Introduction]

Author

Brody, Baruch, Dubler, Nancy, Blustein, Jeff, Caplan, Arthur, Kahn, Jeffrey P., Kass, Nancy, Lo, Bernard, Moreno, Jonathan, Sugarman, Jeremy, and Zoloth, Laurie

Published
2002

6. Moving the Womb

Author

Caplan, Arthur L. and Perry, Constance

Published
2007

8. Special Supplement: The Birth of Bioethics

Author

Jonsen, Albert R., Alexander, Shana, Swazey, Judith P., Reich, Warren T., Veatch, Robert M., Callahan, Daniel, Beauchamp, Tom L., Hauerwas, Stanley, Clouser, K. Danner, Rothman, David J., Fox, Daniel M., Reiser, Stanley J., and Caplan, Arthur L.

Published
1993
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16. Special Supplement: The XYY Controversy: Researching Violence and Genetics

Author

Bauer, Diane, Bayer, Ronald, Beckwith, Jonathan, Bermant, Gordon, Borgaonkar, Digamber S., Callahan, Daniel, Caplan, Arthur, Conrad, John, Culver, Charles M., Dworkin, Gerald, Edgar, Harold, Gaylin, Willard, Gerald, Park, Harris, Clarence, King, Johnathan, Macklin, Ruth, Mazur, Allan, Michels, Robert, Mone, Carola, Petchesky, Rosalind, Powledge, Tabitha M., Pyeritz, Reed E., Robinson, Arthur, Scanlon, Thomas, Shah, Saleem A., Shannon, Thomas A., Steinfels, Margaret, Swazey, Judith P., Wachtel, Paul, and Walzer, Stanley

Published
1980
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19. Bioethics consultation in the private sector

Author

Brody, Baruch, Dubler, Nancy, Blustein, Jeff, Caplan, Arthur L., Kahn, Jeffrey P., Kass, Nancy, Lo, Bernard, Moreno, Jonathan, Sugarman, Jeremy, and Zoloth, Laurie

Subjects
Bioethics -- Research, Medical consultants -- Services -- Research, Biological sciences, Health, Research, Services
Abstract

Bioethics consultation is flourishing in the private sector. The corporate clients are aware that their work raises substantive ethical issues, and often they are concerned about how their response to [...]

Published
2002

20. The Task Force Responds

Author

Brody, Baruch, Dubler, Nancy, Blustein, Jeff, Caplan, Arthur, Kahn, Jeffrey P., Kass, Nancy, Lo, Bernard, Moreno, Jonathan, Sugarman, Jeremy, and Zoloth, Laurie

Published
2002
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26. About Face

Author

Caplan, Arthur and Katz, Dana

Published
2003

35. Talking through your epistemological hat

Author

Carlin, Farr A. and Caplan, Arthur L.

Subjects
Biological sciences, Health
Abstract

To the Editor: Arthur Caplan is on to something--medicine is beset by an epistemological crisis ('No Method, Thus Madness?' Mar-Apr 2006). Yet attention to the philosophy of science, which he [...]

Published
2006

36. No method, thus madness?

Author

Caplan, Arthur L.

Subjects
Bioethics -- Growth -- Methods -- Usage, Evidence-based medicine -- Usage -- Methods, Biological sciences, Health, Company growth, Usage, Growth, Methods
Abstract

If you ask most medical school deans if they have a course, program, or center doing bioethics, they will enthusiastically assure you that they do. And their enthusiasm for bioethics [...]

Published
2006

37. 'Who lost China?' A foreshadowing of today's ideological disputes in bioethics

Author

Caplan, Arthur

Subjects
Bioethics -- Political aspects -- Laws, regulations and rules, Health care industry -- Political aspects -- Laws, regulations and rules, Biological sciences, Health, Health care industry, Government regulation, Political aspects, Laws, regulations and rules
Abstract

Throughout the early 1950s, as the Korean War raged, a single contentious question consumed political debate in the United States: Who lost China? Political opponents tossed this question back and [...]

Published
2005

38. Stem cell research. (letters)

Author

McGee, Glenn and Caplan, Arthur L.

Subjects
Transplantation of organs, tissues, etc. -- Ethical aspects, Fetal tissue transplantation -- Ethical aspects, Stem cells -- Transplantation, Biological sciences, Health, Ethical aspects
Abstract

To the editor: In his essay, 'The Point of a Ban: Or, How to Think About Stem Cell Research' (HCR, January-February 2001), Gilbert Meilaender examines and challenges our interpretation of [...]

Published
2001

39. The mother of all case studies

Author

Goldstein, Jared and Caplan, Arthur L.

Subjects
Bioethics -- Case studies, Consensus (Social sciences) -- Ethical aspects -- Case studies, Biological sciences, Health, Case studies, Ethical aspects
Abstract

By sheer luck, you somehow survive a sudden, rapid sinking of a cruise ship. As you are about to lose consciousness in the icy sea, someone drags you ten yards [...]

Published
1996

40. What bioethics brought to the public

Author

Caplan, Arthur L.

Subjects
Bioethics -- Planning, Biological sciences, Health, Company business planning, Planning
Abstract

Arthur Caplan is a prominent spokesman for bioethics. I've come to believe that there is no point in doing bioethics if, ultimately, some of it doesn't take place in public. [...]

Published
1993

41. Do the right thing: Minnesota's HealthRight program

Author

Caplan, Arthur L. and Ogren, Paul A.

Subjects
Minnesota -- Social policy, Health care reform -- Minnesota, Health insurance -- Finance, Biological sciences, Health, Company financing, Finance, Social policy
Abstract

By the spring of 1992 a clear consensus had emerged among politicians, policy makers, and pundits in Washington, D.C. The nation's health care system was dying. Escalating costs, combined with [...]

Published
1992

42. Racial Hygiene: Medicine under the Nazis

Author

Caplan, Arthur L.

Subjects
Racial Hygiene: Medicine Under the Nazis (Book), Books -- Book reviews, Biological sciences, Health
Abstract

Thousands of books and articles have been written about World War II, Adolph Hitler, National Socialism, and the Holocaust, but fewer than ten (only one in German prior to 1980) [...]

Published
1990

45. Organs.com: new commercially brokered organ transfers raise questions

Author

Caplan, Arthur L.

Subjects
Kidneys -- Transplantation, Physicians -- Health aspects, Web sites -- Services -- Health aspects, Biological sciences, Health, Company Web site/Web page, Services, Health aspects
Abstract

On October 20, 2004, surgeons removed a kidney from Robert Smitty and transplanted it into Robert Hickey, a fifty-eight-year-old physician with renal failure, at Denver's Presbyterian/St Luke's Medical Center. Hickey [...]

Published
2004

47. New life forms: new threats, new possibilities

Author

Caplan, Arthur L. and Magnus, David

Subjects
Biological sciences, Health
Abstract

For some years, scientists have felt that it should be possible to create new life forms 'from scratch,' perhaps by splicing together genes drawn from different sources to create a [...]

Published
2003

49. Human Primordial Stem Cells: What's in the Dish?

Author

McGEE, GLENN and CAPLAN, ARTHUR L.

Subjects
Geron Corp. -- Research -- Ethical aspects, Medical research -- Ethical aspects, Medicine, Experimental -- Ethical aspects, Stem cells -- Research, Biological sciences, Health, Research, Ethical aspects
Abstract

It is hard to dispute some of the conclusions of Geron's Ethics Advisory Board: stem cell research holds medical promise, is morally problematic, and suggests a need for careful political [...]

Published
1999

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