Vol. 18 No. 3 (2010): Revista Bioética

Published: 2011-01-11

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Bioethics as a way of resistance to biopolitics and biopowers
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Susceptibility: a new meaning for vulnerability
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Dealing with euthanasia requests: the insertion of palliative filter
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When emptiness installs into being: reflections about being ill, dying and death
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The principle of Human Dignity in the Brazilian Constitution
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Men who have sex with men and ethical analysis of blood donors screening in Brazil
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If they are prostitutes, why are they happy? Material correlates of satisfaction with life
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Sanitary surveillance: recollection of medications in Brazilian legislation
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The scientific integrity issue in health graduate courses in Brazil
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The obstetricians’ attitudes regarding the labor choice of delivery in Porto Velho, Rondonia, Brazil
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Nursing students’ ethical standpoint on health dilemmas
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Neonatology and the end-of-life: the bioethics implications related to health team-patient-family
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Consent and protection of adults and children: common and peculiar dilemmas in developing countries
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The use of the free and informed consent term in medical practice
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Dramatization as teaching strategy during medical training on how to communicate bad news to patient
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Vol. 18 No. 3 (2010): Revista Bioética

Current Issue

Editorial

Bioethics as a way of resistance to biopolitics and biopowers

Susceptibility: a new meaning for vulnerability

Dealing with euthanasia requests: the insertion of palliative filter

When emptiness installs into being: reflections about being ill, dying and death

The principle of Human Dignity in the Brazilian Constitution

Men who have sex with men and ethical analysis of blood donors screening in Brazil

If they are prostitutes, why are they happy? Material correlates of satisfaction with life

Sanitary surveillance: recollection of medications in Brazilian legislation

The scientific integrity issue in health graduate courses in Brazil

The obstetricians’ attitudes regarding the labor choice of delivery in Porto Velho, Rondonia, Brazil

Nursing students’ ethical standpoint on health dilemmas

Neonatology and the end-of-life: the bioethics implications related to health team-patient-family

Consent and protection of adults and children: common and peculiar dilemmas in developing countries

The use of the free and informed consent term in medical practice

Dramatization as teaching strategy during medical training on how to communicate bad news to patient

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