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Tariq Ali: Asif Ali Zardari is Pakistan's worst choice for president
Tariq Ali: He may be a pliant partner for the west, but with his record of corruption, Zardari is the worst possible choice for Pakistan read more
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After devastation caused by Hanna, Gustav and Fay,Caribbean islands prepare for Ike read more
Case ED-37 – A BOARDROOM DILEMMA - Closes Sep 14, 2008
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It is proposed that the Board recommends Option 1 (full disclosure and shutdown)
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Case H-35 – The truth, the whole truth.... - Closes Dec 12, 2008
Case for Ethics: the Heart of Health Care readers »
Jane is an experienced nurse who works on a mixed ward which caters mainly for cancer sufferers at various stages of their treatments. She believes everybody has a basic right to information about themselves and their circumstances. Jane believes her duty is to impart this information even when a patient is clearly avoiding the issue. Is Jane right in her policy? Is telling the truth the most ethical intervention possible in this type of situation?
It is proposed that health professionals should always tell the truth
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Case ED-34 – Public Health Ethics - Closes Dec 26, 2008
Informal Consultation - Smoking »
The Nuffield Council on Bioethics is running a public consultation on Ethical Issues in Public Health. The effects of tobacco smoking on the health of individuals and society are well-known - should smokers pay for health care related to their habit?
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It is proposed that smokers should be required to pay for health care related to their smoking
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Case ED-33 – Public Health Ethics - Closes Dec 26, 2008
Informal Consultation - Alcohol »
The Nuffield Council on Bioethics is running a public consultation on Ethical Issues in Public Health. The effects of excessive consumption of alcohol on the health of individuals and society are well-known - why are public health measures lagging behind those for tobacco?
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It is proposed that alcohol will be legislated against with the same force as tobacco
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Case H-32 – Best interests? - Closes Dec 26, 2008
Should the operation go ahead? »
Pat has a learning disability. She needs an operation to remove an ovarian cyst. If left untreated the cyst will cause renal failure. Pat vigorously resists having a needle inserted to deliver the necessary anaesthetic.
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It is proposed that the treatment is in the patient's best interests
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Case ED-31 – Paying for health care - Closes Dec 26, 2008
Should the NHS charge its patients? »
900 NHS doctors have written an open letter to UK PM Tony Blair stating that unless patients pay for their treatments the NHS will not survive in its present form.
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It is proposed that the NHS will charge patients for health care
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Case H-30 – Power over life and death - Closes Dec 26, 2008
Should Baby MB's life be prolonged? »
The family of Baby MB are fighting a hospital's bid for permission to withdraw ventilation from the 17-month-old. Doctors say it would be better to let him die as his life is "intolerable". But the child's father says no-one but God has the right to decide if the baby should live or die.
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It is proposed that ventilation will continue indefinitely
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Case ED-28 – Health Priorities - Closes Dec 26, 2008
Should Herceptin be offered on the NHS? »
A breast cancer patient should have the drug Herceptin, according to a landmark ruling from the Court of Appeal on April 12th. Ann Marie Rogers successfully appealed an earlier High Court decision upholding Swindon Primary Care Trust's refusal to fund Herceptin.
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It is proposed that Herceptin should be offered on the NHS to everyone who needs it
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Case ED-27 – Brain-death and pregnancy - Closes Dec 26, 2008
Should 'dead' women be kept alive to save their foetuses? »
Guidelines governing maternal brain death are urgently needed after a second brain-dead woman was kept on life support in an Irish hospital because she was pregnant. Values Exchange members are invited to influence these guidelines.
It is proposed that brain-dead women will be kept alive artificially until the unborn child can be delivered
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