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The Beneficence of Neonatal Hematopoiesis
New England Journal of Medicine, 1989THE fetus and the newborn are highly endowed with the capacity to produce blood,1 and the site-specific stages and switches through which the accelerated blood production moves during development2 ...
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Abstract Beneficence is defined in Chapter 3 as a process. More specifically, Chapter 3 argues that one should conceive of benevolence—willing the good of another—as a crucial step toward beneficence, which is the actual conduct (whether action or inaction) that benefits the other.
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Ethics, 2003
An unlimited requirement to maximize overall well-being strikes most of us, Liam Murphy included, as absurdly demanding. A plausible moral theory, we think, will limit such demands. One way to avoid the oppressive thumb of such agent-neutral, impersonal principles is to reject a fundamental role for an impersonal moral standpoint.
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An unlimited requirement to maximize overall well-being strikes most of us, Liam Murphy included, as absurdly demanding. A plausible moral theory, we think, will limit such demands. One way to avoid the oppressive thumb of such agent-neutral, impersonal principles is to reject a fundamental role for an impersonal moral standpoint.
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Pediatrics, 2004
To the Editor .— I wish to add a few corrections and comments to the recent timely review by Sedlak and Snyder on bilirubin,1 the born-again benignant pigment. 1. It is not true that bilirubin formation is restricted to mammals. This is an obsolete, but frequently repeated, hypothesis that flies in the face of scientific evidence. Bilirubin and its
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To the Editor .— I wish to add a few corrections and comments to the recent timely review by Sedlak and Snyder on bilirubin,1 the born-again benignant pigment. 1. It is not true that bilirubin formation is restricted to mammals. This is an obsolete, but frequently repeated, hypothesis that flies in the face of scientific evidence. Bilirubin and its
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Translating the Principle of Beneficence into Ethical Participatory Development Research Practice
Journal of International Development, 2021Rebecca Gordon, Michelle R Brear
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