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Ethical issues in research and treatment of patients with mood disorders

Chapter by: Caplan, Arthur
in: Treatment-resistant mood disorders by Amsterdam, Jay D; Hornig, Mady; Nierenberg, Andrew A [Eds]
Cambridge ; New York : Cambridge University Press, 2001
pp. 504-516
ISBN: 9780521593410
CID: 337182

Beyond symptom management : physician roles and responsibilities in palliative care

Chapter by: Caplan, Arthur; Byock, I; Snyder, L
in: Physician's guide to end-of-life care by Snyder, Lois; Quill, Timothy E [Eds]
Philadelphia : American College of Physicians, c2001
pp. 56-74
ISBN: 9781930513280
CID: 337192

Genetics and the human genome : implications for access to tests and therapy

Chapter by: Caplan, Arthur
in: Insurance and beyond : expanding access to quality health care by Evans, Clyde H; Osterweis, Marian [Eds]
Washington, DC : Association of Academic Health Centers, c2001
pp. 81-92
ISBN: 9781879694187
CID: 337202

Does ethics make a difference? : the debate over human cloning

Chapter by: Caplan, Arthur L
in: The cloning sourcebook by Klotzko, Arlene Judith [Eds]
Oxford ; New York : Oxford University Press, 2001
pp. ?-?
ISBN: 9780195128826
CID: 337312

Moral muddles for a new millennium

Caplan, Arthur
ORIGINAL:0008219
ISSN: 1575-2143
CID: 348152

The ethical validity of using nuclear transfer in human transplantation

Lanza, R P; Caplan, A L; Silver, L M; Cibelli, J B; West, M D; Green, R M
PMID: 11135784
ISSN: 0098-7484
CID: 165209

Palliative Treatment of Last Resort and Assisted Suicide

Snyder, L; Caplan, AL
PMID: 11015180
ISSN: 0003-4819
CID: 165210

Pennsylvania's voluntary benefits program: evaluating an innovative proposal for increasing organ donation

Ubel, P A; Bryce, C L; Siminoff, L A; Caplan, A L; Arnold, R M
PMID: 10992670
ISSN: 0278-2715
CID: 165211

SUNDAY FOCUS / Let's Keep the Genome in Perspective [Newspaper Article]

Caplan, Arthur L
The hoopla surrounding the human genome was followed by a fair amount of hand-wringing about the dangers that genetic knowledge poses to our privacy and to our economic security. It is as likely that your boss and insurance agent will be as interested in your genetic test results as your doctor. But in truth, no one will be uninsured next week because of the announcement. Like the medical progress that genetic knowledge brings, its dangers and harms will be slow to unfold as well. It will take years to figure out what the genetic correlations are for the many diseases and ailments that plague us
PROQUEST:279278327
ISSN: 0278-5587
CID: 1496622

Mapping of the human genome

Caplan, A
PMID: 12814101
ISSN: 0740-9737
CID: 336212