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There's a lot of information about medical ethics and it's useful to high school students to connect their lives and ethics with Eastern ethics, and it seems to be a little bit of a benefit to look at the ethics of brain death and plant life beyond the differences in human beings and even transplants.
Kim Hyun-soo et al.: Biomedical ethics
Life is always a thing of awe, because each individual is unique to the others and is one that never returns. Biotech and bio-health technology are developing at a rapid pace. So it is not easy to track the changing life-health technology, not just for the average person, but also for the professionals in the industry. Nevertheless, there are principles that don't change, which is that bio-health technology is pointing to the ultimate purpose of trying to make human life richer and more valuable. The authors of the book have focused on the principles of the principles that are unchanged and have approached a variety of real-life problems related to bio-health technology. From the content of the book, we will examine the moral status associated with the beginning of human life, and explore a variety of specific subjects related to bioethics through the humanities and the humanist approach to life and death.
Korean title: 생명의료윤리
Korean author: 김현수 외
Korean publisher: 부산대학교출판문화원
ISBN-13: 9788973166671
Reviews
There's a lot of information about medical ethics and it's useful to high school students to connect their lives and ethics with Eastern ethics, and it seems to be a little bit of a benefit to look at the ethics of brain death and plant life beyond the differences in human beings and even transplants.
