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American Journal of Bioethics.
Dead Man Walking?Politics, Sr. Helen Prejean, and the Vocation of the Bioethicist
By Mark G. Kuczewski
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Volume 11, Issue 12
December 2011
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What's Wrong With Chemoprevention of Prostate Cancer?
Stewart Justman
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Problems With Prioritization: Exploring Ethical Solutions to Inequalities in HIV Care
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Obstetricians and Violence Against Women
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In Focus.
Personalities, Politics, and Bioethics
Summer McGee
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Dead Man Walking?Politics, Sr. Helen Prejean, and the Vocation of the Bioethicist
Mark G. Kuczewski
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The Political Satirist as Public Intellectual: The Case of Jon Stewart
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William B. Hurlbut: Building a Bridge Over Troubled Stem Cell Waters
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Toward a ?Magenta? Public Bioethics Discourse?Bart Stupak and Health Care Reform
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Reason Giving: When Public Leaders Ignore Evidence
Jennifer Walter
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Sense and Nonsense in the Conservative Critique of Obamacare
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Correspondence.
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Review of "Brain, Body and Mind: Neuroethics with a Human Face" by Walter Glannon
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Review of "Practical Ethics, 3rd Edition" by Peter Singer
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