Published in Hastings Cent Rep on March 04, 1999
Reasons Why Post-Trial Access to Trial Drugs Should, or Need not be Ensured to Research Participants: A Systematic Review. Public Health Ethics (2011) 1.47
Sharing benefits in international health research. Research-capacity building as an example of an indirect collective benefit. EMBO Rep (2007) 1.27
Equitable treatment for HIV/AIDS clinical trial participants: a focus group study of patients, clinician researchers, and administrators in Western Kenya. J Med Ethics (2006) 1.24
A qualitative study using traditional community assemblies to investigate community perspectives on informed consent and research participation in western Kenya. BMC Med Ethics (2012) 1.05
Benefit sharing: an exploration on the contextual discourse of a changing concept. BMC Med Ethics (2013) 1.04
Who is my brother's keeper? J Med Ethics (2002) 1.01
The battering of informed consent. J Med Ethics (2004) 0.98
Forms of benefit sharing in global health research undertaken in resource poor settings: a qualitative study of stakeholders' views in Kenya. Philos Ethics Humanit Med (2012) 0.97
The ethics of clinical trials. Ecancermedicalscience (2014) 0.83
Subjects' views of obligations to ensure post-trial access to drugs, care and information: qualitative results from the Experiences of Participants in Clinical Trials (EPIC) study. J Med Ethics (2009) 0.80
Asking the courts to set the standard of emergency care--the case of Baby K. N Engl J Med (1994) 5.72
The health of the President and presidential candidates: the public's right to know. N Engl J Med (1995) 4.53
Informed consent, cancer, and truth in prognosis. N Engl J Med (1994) 4.44
Changing the consent rules for Desert Storm. N Engl J Med (1992) 3.95
Generic consent for genetic screening. N Engl J Med (1994) 3.91
Tobacco litigation as cancer prevention: dealing with the devil. N Engl J Med (1997) 3.77
Control of tuberculosis--the law and the public's health. N Engl J Med (1993) 3.30
Legacies of Nuremberg. Medical ethics and human rights. JAMA (1996) 3.07
Women and children first. N Engl J Med (1995) 3.03
The right of privacy protects the doctor-patient relationship. JAMA (1990) 2.91
Hunger strikes. BMJ (1995) 2.68
Ulysses and the fate of frozen embryos--reproduction, research, or destruction? N Engl J Med (2000) 2.56
Medicine and human rights. A proposal for international action. Hastings Cent Rep (1993) 2.50
Physician assessment of patient competence. J Am Geriatr Soc (1994) 2.36
Why the British courts rejected the American doctrine of informed consent (and what British physicians should do about it). Am J Public Health (1984) 2.29
Human rights and maternal-fetal HIV transmission prevention trials in Africa. Am J Public Health (1998) 2.08
Partial-birth abortion, Congress, and the Constitution. N Engl J Med (1998) 2.03
Informed consent. Annu Rev Med (1978) 1.91
Fetal protection and employment discrimination--the Johnson Controls case. N Engl J Med (1991) 1.86
Business vs. medical ethics: conflicting standards for managed care. J Law Med Ethics (1995) 1.83
Nuclear power: safety and economics. Am J Public Health (1983) 1.82
The prostitute, the playboy, and the poet: rationing schemes for organ transplantation. Am J Public Health (1985) 1.76
Detention of HIV-positive Haitians at Guantánamo. Human rights and medical care. N Engl J Med (1993) 1.61
Medicine, death, and the criminal law. N Engl J Med (1995) 1.48
Baby Doe redux: doctors as child abusers. Hastings Cent Rep (1983) 1.40
Limiting state regulation of reproductive decisions. Am J Public Health (1984) 1.39
Adding injustice to injury. Compulsory payment for unwanted treatment. N Engl J Med (1992) 1.39
Reconciling Quinlan and Saikewicz: decision making for the terminally ill incompetent. Am J Law Med (1979) 1.33
Drafting the Genetic Privacy Act: science, policy, and practical considerations. J Law Med Ethics (1995) 1.31
Reefer madness--the federal response to California's medical-marijuana law. N Engl J Med (1997) 1.23
Disconnecting the Baby Doe hotline. Hastings Cent Rep (1983) 1.21
Allocation of artificial hearts in the year 2002: Minerva v. National Health Agency. Am J Law Med (1977) 1.19
Back to the future: the IOM report reconsidered. Am J Public Health (1991) 1.18
When suicide prevention becomes brutality: the case of Elizabeth Bouvia. Hastings Cent Rep (1984) 1.17
In re Quinlan: legal comfort for doctors. Hastings Cent Rep (1976) 1.17
Risky business: setting public health policy for HIV-infected health care professionals. Milbank Q (1992) 1.11
Ethics committees in neonatal care: substantive protection or procedural diversion? Am J Public Health (1984) 1.11
Tobacco, the Food and Drug Administration, and Congress. N Engl J Med (2000) 1.11
The Baby Doe regulations: governmental intervention in neonatal rescue medicine. Am J Public Health (1984) 1.10
Needle exchange programs and the law--time for a change. Am J Public Health (1996) 1.08
Consent to the artificial heart: the lion and the crocodiles. Hastings Cent Rep (1983) 1.04
Your money or your life: 'dumping' uninsured patients from hospital emergency wards. Am J Public Health (1986) 1.04
The case of Baby Jane Doe: child abuse or unlawful Federal intervention? Am J Public Health (1984) 1.02
What do patients prefer: informed consent models for genetic carrier testing. J Genet Couns (2007) 1.01
Life-saving therapy for newborns: a questionnaire survey in the state of Massachusetts. Pediatrics (1988) 1.00
Regulating the introduction of heart and liver transplantation. Am J Public Health (1985) 0.99
Scientific evidence in the courtroom. The death of the Frye rule. N Engl J Med (1994) 0.99
Is a genetic screening test ready when the lawyers say it is? Hastings Cent Rep (1985) 0.99
A national bill of patients' rights. N Engl J Med (1998) 0.98
Consent forms, readability, and comprehension: the need for new assessment tools. Law Med Health Care (1985) 0.98
Certificate of need: the Massachusetts experience. Am J Law Med (1975) 0.98
The emerging stowaway: patients' rights in the 1980s. Law Med Health Care (1982) 0.96
The promised end--constitutional aspects of physician-assisted suicide. N Engl J Med (1996) 0.95
'A wonderful case and an irrational tragedy': The Phillip Becker case continues. Hastings Cent Rep (1982) 0.94
CPR: the beat goes on. Hastings Cent Rep (1982) 0.94
Genetic prophecy and genetic privacy--can we prevent the dream from becoming a nightmare? Am J Public Health (1995) 0.93
Fashion and freedom: when artificial feeding should be withdrawn. Am J Public Health (1985) 0.93
Patients' rights in managed care--exit, voice, and choice. N Engl J Med (1997) 0.93
The care of private patients in teaching hospitals: legal implications. Bull N Y Acad Med (1980) 0.92
Legal aspects of medical confidentiality in the occupational setting. J Occup Med (1976) 0.91
Adam Smith in the emergency room. Hastings Cent Rep (1985) 0.90
Torture and its neurological sequelae. Spinal Cord (2002) 0.90
CPR: when the beat should stop. Hastings Cent Rep (1982) 0.90
The incompetent's right to die: the case of Joseph Saikewicz. Hastings Cent Rep (1978) 0.90
Physician-assisted suicide--Michigan's temporary solution. N Engl J Med (1993) 0.89
Chinese health care: determinants of the system. Am J Public Health (1973) 0.89
Breast cancer: the treatment of choice. Hastings Cent Rep (1980) 0.89
Beyond the Good Samaritan: should doctors be required to provide essential services? Hastings Cent Rep (1978) 0.88
Protecting genetic privacy. Nat Rev Genet (2001) 0.88
Injuries from break dancing. Am Fam Physician (1984) 0.88
Mandatory PKU screening: the other side of the looking glass. Am J Public Health (1982) 0.87
Surrogate embryo transfer: the perils of patenting. Hastings Cent Rep (1984) 0.87
Siamese twins: killing one to save the other. Hastings Cent Rep (1987) 0.86
Artificial insemination: beyond the best interests of the donor. Hastings Cent Rep (1979) 0.85
Protecting the liberty of pregnant patients. N Engl J Med (1987) 0.85
Supporting statements and rationale. J Gerontol (1992) 0.84
Life, liberty, and the pursuit of organ sales. Hastings Cent Rep (1984) 0.84
Medical malpractice implications of PSA testing for early detection of prostate cancer. J Law Med Ethics (1997) 0.84
Confronting the immunization problem: proposals for compensation reform. Am J Public Health (1986) 0.84
Perspectives on fetal surgery. Am J Obstet Gynecol (1983) 0.84
Ethics in cardiovascular medicine. Task Force III: Perspective on the allocation of limited resources in cardiovascular medicine. J Am Coll Cardiol (1990) 0.83
The baby broker boom. Hastings Cent Rep (1986) 0.83
Rules for research in nursing homes. N Engl J Med (1986) 0.83
Getting to market: the scientific and legal climate for developing an AIDS vaccine. Law Med Health Care (1987) 0.82
Death by prescription. The Oregon initiative. N Engl J Med (1994) 0.82
The whole truth and nothing but the truth? Hastings Cent Rep (1989) 0.82
Recognition of nonaccidental injury. Pediatr Clin North Am (1985) 0.82
Quinlan, Saikewicz, and now Brother Fox. Hastings Cent Rep (1980) 0.82
Withholding and withdrawing treatment: the role of the criminal law. Law Med Health Care (1988) 0.82
Help from the dead: the cases of Brother Fox and John Storar. Hastings Cent Rep (1981) 0.82
The patient rights advocate; can nurses effectively fill the role? Superv Nurse (1974) 0.82
Tuskegee as metaphor. Science (1999) 0.81