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A doctors duty to warn [Newspaper Article]
Caplan, Arthur; Sisti, Dominic
PROQUEST:1082057977
ISSN: 0885-6613
CID: 1489982
The activist athlete [Newspaper Article]
Caplan, Arthur
PROQUEST:1041260155
ISSN: 0885-6613
CID: 1490012
TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATION TO THRIVE UNDER HEALTH REFORM [Newspaper Article]
Caplan, Arthur
For better or worse, the Democrats incorporated a good deal of mainstream Republican thinking about health care reform from the past decade, including mandated coverage and health insurance exchanges, into the Affordable Care Act
PROQUEST:1032532641
ISSN: 1047-4153
CID: 1489992
My turn and my right [Letter]
Caplan, Arthur
ORIGINAL:0008239
ISSN: 0140-6736
CID: 349962
Waiting List Functional Status Is a Potent Predictor of Mortality among Adult Kidney Transplant Recipients, Regardless of Age [Meeting Abstract]
Reese, P.; Bloom, R.; Shults, J.; Thomasson, A.; Mussell, A.; Rosas, S.; Johansen, K.; Abt, P.; Levine, M.; Nair, M.; Caplan, A.; Feldman, H.; Karlawish, J.
ISI:000303235500144
ISSN: 1600-6135
CID: 346952
Ethics of cost containment for cancer therapies: will the Affordable Care Act bring down costs? [Interview]
Caplan, Arthur
PMID: 23413608
ISSN: 0890-9091
CID: 336162
Polluted sources : trafficking, selling and the use of executed prisoners to obtain organs for transplant
Chapter by: Caplan, Arthur L
in: State organs : transplant abuse in China by Matas, David; Trey, Torsten [Eds]
Woodstock ON : Seraphim Editions, 2012
pp. 27-34
ISBN: 9781927079119
CID: 202702
Bioethics of organ transplantation
Chapter by: Caplan, Arthur L
in: eLS : citable reviews in the life sciences by
Hoboken NJ : Wiley, 2001-
pp. -
ISBN: 9780470015902
CID: 202742
Health Affairs Blog, 8 May 2012
Get A Grippe: Lessons Learned From The Controversy Over Publication Of Pandemic Flu Research
Caplan, Arthur L
(Website)CID: 202712
Left Ventricular Assist Device-Destination Therapy for Symptom Management in Heart Failure: Ethical Considerations and Recommendations for Future Practice
Caplan, Arthur L; Trainor, James
he left ventricular assist device originated as a means to provide temporary circulatory support for patients suffering from end-stage heart failure. The device was originally intended to serve as a bridge to cardiac transplantation. Increasingly, however, the left ventricular assist device is being utilized as a destination therapy for those patients who are not candidates for heart transplantation. It is this utilization as a destination therapy that raises additional significant ethical concern related to the risks and benefits of the devices, factors influencing quality of life, and consequences pertaining to end-of-life care
ORIGINAL:0007640
ISSN: 1522-2179
CID: 202762