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Physicians Ought Not Kill [PDF]

, 2001
Healy,, Jack
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Within-host pneumococcal serotype 3 genetic diversity and evolution during a one-year prolonged carriage episode in a healthy adult

Sibale L, Lo S, Kalata N, Nyazika T, Mitole N, Dyster V, Kusakala A, Khwiya M, Sagawa G, Phiri J, Kalizang'Oma A, Swarthout T, Malisita K, Kamng'ona A, Heyderman R, Bentley S, Kwambana-Adams B, Chaguza C, Jambo k.   +18 more
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The influence of neonatal BCG vaccination on in vitro cytokine responses to Plasmodium falciparum. [PDF]

BMC Immunol
Messina NL, Wang M, Forbes EK, Freyne B, Hasang WP, Germano S, Bonnici R, Summons F, Gardiner K, Donath S, Gordon R, Rogerson SJ, Curtis N.   +12 more
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MERCY KILLING IN BATTLE

Journal of Military Ethics, 2013
Abstract Mercy killing in battle is an illegal activity, yet, the evidence suggests, it happens on battlefields the world over and it has probably done so throughout human history. This may be a ‘silent’ part of the battlefield that few survivors wish to remember or to report subsequently.
Stephen Deakin
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Mercy killing in neurology

Neurology, 2016
The history of Neurocinema includes neuroethics, and this theme was first used in 2 films released in the 1940s in both Germany and the United States. Ich Klage An (I Accuse) is about "terminal" multiple sclerosis in a young woman and the decision to determine one's own fate.
Wijdicks, Eelco F. M., Karenberg, Axel
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Debbie's dying: mercy killing and the good death

JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1988
MOST of the condemnatory response to "It's Over, Debbie" 1 has rightly claimed that what (apparently) transpired that night was unconscionable. One does not stumble angrily into the night and decide profound matters of life and death for another human being.
K L Vaux
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An Ethical and Judicial Framework for Mercy Killing on the Battlefield

Journal of Military Ethics, 2014
As a follow-up to Stephen Deakin's analysis on the ethics of mercy killing on the battlefield in this journal, this article proposes a moral justification for this type of action, as well as a judicial framework that could clarify what qualifies as such morally permissible action. Based upon contemporary cases, it argues that the current military codes
J. Caron
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"Locked-in" patient asks for ruling on mercy killing

BMJ, 2010
A man with locked-in syndrome after a catastrophic stroke is taking legal action against the director of public prosecutions to clarify the law on mercy killing. Tony Nicklinson is not physically capable of committing suicide even with assistance, but he wants the director of public prosecutions of England and Wales, Keir Starmer, to say whether it is
C. Dyer
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Euthanasia: Where is the Mercy in Mercy Killing?

Pro Ecclesia: A Journal of Catholic and Evangelical Theology, 1997
John R. Meyer
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