Bioethics

FROM THE GUEST EDITORS
pp. iii-vii(5)

HOW INFECTIOUS DISEASES GOT LEFT OUT – AND WHAT THIS OMISSION MIGHT HAVE MEANT FOR BIOETHICS
pp. 307-322(16)
Authors: FRANCIS, LESLIE P.; BATTIN, MARGARET P.; JACOBSON, JAY A.; SMITH, CHARLES B.; BOTKIN, JEFFREY

OBLIGATORY PRECAUTIONS AGAINST INFECTION
pp. 323-335(13)
Author: VERWEIJ, MARCEL

REFLECTING ON ETHICAL AND LEGAL ISSUES IN WILDLIFE DISEASE
pp. 336-347(12)
Authors: MCCALLUM, HAMISH; HOCKING, BARBARA ANN

DIMINISHING RETURNS? RISK AND THE DUTY TO CARE IN THE SARS EPIDEMIC
pp. 348-361(14)
Author: REID, LYNETTE

MEDICATION PRACTICE AND FEMINIST THOUGHT: A THEORETICAL AND ETHICAL RESPONSE TO ADHERENCE IN HIV/AIDS
pp. 362-378(17)
Authors: BROYLES, LAUREN M.; COLBERT, ALISON M.; ERLEN, JUDITH A.

ANTI-INFECTIVE THERAPY AT END OF LIFE: ETHICAL DECISION-MAKING IN HOSPICE-ELIGIBLE PATIENTS
pp. 379-392(14)
Authors: FORD, PAUL J.; FRASER, THOMAS G.; DAVIS, MELLAR P.; KODISH, ERIC

SOME ETHICAL ISSUES ARISING FROM POLIO ERADICATION PROGRAMMES IN INDIA
pp. 393-406(14)
Authors: PAUL, YASH; DAWSON, ANGUS

PUBLIC COMMUNICATION, RISK PERCEPTION, AND THE VIABILITY OF PREVENTIVE VACCINATION AGAINST COMMUNICABLE DISEASES
pp. 407-421(15)
Author: MAY, THOMAS

PREPARING FOR AN INFLUENZA PANDEMIC: ETHICAL ISSUES
pp. 422-431(10)
Author: KOTALIK, JARO

THE ETHICS OF BIODEFENSE
pp. 432-446(15)
Author: KING, NICHOLAS B.

THE CONTRIBUTORS
pp. 447-449(3)