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AS EUROPEANS KNOW, EXPENSE MUST BE A FACTOR IN MEDICAL DECISION-MAKING MEDICAL ETHICS [Newspaper Article]

Caplan, Arthur
About the time the doctors at Philadelphia's Children's Hospital took the seven-week-old Lakeberg twins to surgery, I had just finished giving a speech about health care reform to the European Society for the Philosophy of Medicine and Health Care meeting in Oslo, Norway. The society is basically the trade organization for those in Western Europe who work in the field of medical ethics
PROQUEST:407485533
ISSN: 1072-0065
CID: 1488622

Or Is It a Macabre Perversion? 'Using Corpse to Save Baby Not Immoral' [Newspaper Article]

Caplan, Arthur
Is it morally right to keep a dead woman who is pregnant attached to life support machines in order to let her fetus live? A recent case in California shows that such a question is not hypothetical
PROQUEST:400846398
ISSN: 0276-4962
CID: 1496712

SAVING FETUS IN CADAVER MACABRE -- NOT IMMORAL

Caplan, Arthur
Trisha Marshall died of a gunshot wound to the head on April 21 while 17 weeks pregnant. David Smith, the father, asked hospital officials to do whatever they could to save the fetus. Marshall's body was kept on life-support machines at Highland Hospital in Oakland in the hope that her fetus would develop to the point where it could live
PROQUEST:288562377
ISSN: 0746-3502
CID: 1488612

Point of view: Gambling on the payoffs from investing in science

Caplan, Arthur
Pres Clinton's plan for revitalizing the economy by investing in science and technology is designed to offset the decline of older US industries and to limit the economic upheaval brought by the end of the Cold War. It is hard to tell if it will work, but it seems to be a reasonable gamble
PROQUEST:214521290
ISSN: 0009-5982
CID: 1488602

Financial compensation for cadaver organ donation: good idea or anathema

Caplan, A L; Van Buren, C T; Tilney, N L
PMID: 8356731
ISSN: 0041-1345
CID: 165254

DEATH CAN BE LESSER EVIL FOR MANY PATIENTS

Caplan, Arthur
Not only are the subjects of hope, independence and setting of death rarely discussed, a just-published survey in the Annals of Internal Medicine conducted by a team of doctors headed by Jamie Von Roenn of the Northwestern University Medical School in Chicago indicates that there is much too high a chance that those who fear pain and suffering more than death have reason to worry
PROQUEST:288553044
ISSN: 0746-3502
CID: 1488592

WHAT CAN BE WORSE THAN DEATH? MANY SAY SUFFERING AND DEPENDENCE [Newspaper Article]

Caplan, Arthur
Not only are the subjects of hope, independence and setting of death rarely discussed, a just-published survey in the Annals of Internal Medicine conducted by a team of doctors headed by Jamie Von Roenn of the Northwestern University Medical School in Chicago indicates that there is much too high a chance that those who fear pain and suffering more than death have reason to worry
PROQUEST:253706531
ISSN: 0897-0920
CID: 1488582

Look, dear, over there, a shooting star, the milky way; Afraid not. What you're seeing is an ad for the Pillsbury dough boy, or is it for Preparation H? [Newspaper Article]

Caplan, Arthur
You leave the car hand-in-hand. The crescent moon is riding high. Two pairs of eyes sweep the sky only to fix upon a phalanx of large, fluorescent green letters proclaiming, "DESENEX - STOPS JOCK ITCH."
PROQUEST:432468343
ISSN: 0384-1294
CID: 1488572

SPACE: LAST FRONTIER FOR HUMAN POLLUTION

Caplan, Arthur
You leave the car hand-in-hand. The crescent moon is riding high. Two pairs of eyes sweep the sky only to fix upon a phalanx of large, fluorescent green letters proclaiming, "DESENEX -- STOPS JOCK ITCH."
PROQUEST:288543618
ISSN: 0746-3502
CID: 1488562

In health care reform, think of patient comfort, too

Caplan, A
PMID: 7690877
ISSN: 0026-556x
CID: 336382