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Is ageing undesirable? An ethical analysis
The technical possibilities of biomedicine open up the opportunity to intervene in ageing itself with the aim of mitigating, reducing or eliminating it. However, before undertaking these changes or rejecting them outright, it is necessary to ask ourselves if what would be lost by doing so really has much value.
Pablo García-Barranquero +2 more
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Perspectiva del cuidado en la ciberpsicología: reflexiones éticas
Introducción. El despliegue de nuevas tecnologías de la información y la comunicación lleva a plantear la ciberpsicología como la integración de los medios digitales a la vida y las relaciones humanas, así como la inmersión tecnológica en la práctica ...
Blanca Patricia Ballesteros-de Valderrama +4 more
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An Exploratory Study into the Factors Impeding Ethical Consumerism [PDF]
Evidence suggests that consumers are increasingly aware of, engaged with, and influenced by ethical factors when forming opinions on products and making purchase decisions.
Bray, Jeffery P.
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Lessons From Zika Policies to Improve Gender Equity [PDF]
Gender equity is easily supported in theory but harder to pursue in practice. In this article, the case of Zika travel policies is used to illustrate some glaring gaps related to gender, for both men and women, at both international and national levels ...
Emma Richardson +2 more
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Background: The physician-patient relationship is important because the patientchr('39')s satisfaction affects trust in physician and accepting physicianchr('39')s recommendations in medical treatment decisions.
Seyyed Javad Madani +3 more
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Grounded ethical analysis [PDF]
There’s no doubt that medical ethics should be ‘grounded’, in the sense that it aims to make a practical, normative contribution to significant ethical issues in medicine. There are a number of ways in which ethics can do that, two of which feature in this issue of the Journal of Medical Ethics .
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Ethical, eco, organic, green…what does it all mean? [PDF]
The highly motivated ethical consumer has been under investigation since the mid 1970’s, defined as a distinct consumer segment most notably since the early 1990s and been relatively well documented in terms of behaviours, values, decision making ...
Blanco-Velo, J. +3 more
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Ethical Issues in Social Media Recruitment for Clinical Studies: Ethical Analysis and Framework
BackgroundSocial media recruitment for clinical studies holds the promise of being a cost-effective way of attracting traditionally marginalized populations and promoting patient engagement with researchers and a particular study.
Bettina M Zimmermann +3 more
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Purpose: Digitalization and e-health have potential to generate good quality, equal health, well-being and to develop and strengthen individuals’ resources with the goal of increased independence and participation in society.
Marta Cuesta +3 more
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Ethical challenges in contemporary quantitative content analysis
Validität und der Forschungsethik sind eng miteinander verknüpft, auch in der inhaltsanalytischen Forschung. Dennoch wurde die quantitative Inhaltsanalyse in früheren forschungsethischen Debatten innerhalb der Kommunikationswissenschaft zu- meist ...
Annemarie Wiedicke
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