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PEDIATRICS Vol. 104 No. 1 July 1999, pp. 107

COMMENTARY:
The Birth of Bioethics

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Aprimer on medical ethics likens the current state of medicine to the airplane whose pilot announces that he has both good and bad news: "The bad news is that we don't know where we're going. The good news is that we're getting there fast."1 We should all be grateful, then, that one of the charter members of the bioethics movement, Albert Jonsen, has taken time to write its history in his newly published The Birth of Bioethics.2

Jonsen begins his story with the articulation . . . [Full Text of this Article]


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