Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
The limits of the ledger in public health promotion,1985,15,6,37-41,Moreno
Voluntary health risks and public policy II. Public policy and the British experience,1981,11,5,32-39,Leichter
Pedestrian vs. train,1999,29,3,28-29,Wharton
Making the Punishment Fit the Crime,1976,6,6,13-17,Zimring
Laying the groundwork for a defense against participation in torture?,2008,38,1,11-13,Wynia
Social justice and disadvantaged groups,2007,37,4,32-39,Faden
A tale of two studies; ethics bioterrorism and the censorship of science,2007,37,3,35-43,Selgelid
The dilemma of a prison doctor,1972,2,5,7-9,Rundle
Violence and the safe society,1974,4,2,5-7,Meister
Confidentiality and the duty to warn,1976,6,6,6-8,Annas
Rough justice: the limits of novel defenses,1978,8,6,8-11,Bedau
Homebirth: autonomy vs. safety,1978,8,4,19-20,Annas
A suicide attempt and emergency room ethics. Commentary,1979,9,4,12-13,Brandt
A suicide attempt and emergency room ethics. Commentary,1979,9,4,12-13,Litman
The duty to warn: how Tarasoff has changed therapy,1979,9,3,2,
The American way of dying: a do-it-yourself guide but for whom?,1980,10,6,2,
The XYY controversy: researching violence and genetics,1980,10,4,1,Steinfels
The XYY controversy: researching violence and genetics,1980,10,4 Suppl,1-32,
Medical ethics and political protest,1981,11,6,5-8,Dooley-Clarke
The personal voyage of a student of ethics: from cruelty to goodness,1981,11,3,23-28,Hallie
Should physicians prepare for war? 4. The physician as moral leader,1982,12,2,20-21,Murray
Should physicians prepare for war? 3. The moral bases of contingency planning,1982,12,2,19-20,Johnson
Should physicians prepare for war? 2. Why survival plans are meaningless,1982,12,2,17-19,Geiger
Should physicians prepare for war? 1. The obligation to care for the casualties,1982,12,2,15-17,Bisgard
Should sponsors screen for moral values?,1983,13,6,17-18,Goodpaster
Baby Doe redux: doctors as child abusers,1983,13,5,26-27,Annas
Should child abuse always be reported?,1983,13,4,19-20,Schoeman
When suicide prevention becomes brutality: the case of Elizabeth Bouvia,1984,14,2,20-1 46,Annas
Confusion over the language of the Baby Doe regulations,1986,16,6,2,Bermel
The community as child abuser,1986,16,6,17-18,Lewis
Pregnant women as fetal containers,1986,16,6,13-14,Annas
Prevention--how misuse of a concept undercuts its worth,1986,16,2,26-38,Goodman
The Baby Doe regulations: another view of change,1986,16,2,12-13,Weil
A duty to warn an uncertain danger,1985,15,1,17-19,Reamer
Why agencies cannot cope with child abuse,1987,17,2,46,Collins
Taking hostages: the Linares case,1989,19,4,4,Miles
The challenge of definition,1989,19,1,S2-3,Koop
The molested,1991,21,3,9-17,May
Killing machines,1991,21,2,33-35,Annas
Final exit. The end of argument,1992,22,1,30-33,Wolf
The relevance of illegality,1992,22,1,19-22,Steinbock
Community responsibility for accident victims,1979,9,5,11-14,Kronick
Home sweet birthplace,1986,16,5,43-44,Rantz
Community: the neglected tradition of public health,1985,15,6,28-36,Beauchamp
The new OSHA rules and the worker's right to know,1984,14,4,38-45,McGarity
Using 'human surrogates' on the road to better bumpers,1981,11,6,3-4,
Should states require child passenger protection?,1981,11,3,21-22,
Suicide attempts and treatment refusals,2010,40,3,10-11,Dresser
Severe brain injury and the subjective life,2010,40,3,17-21,Billings
Medicine and human rights. A proposal for international action,1993,23,4,8-12,Annas
Judging the past. The case of the human radiation experiments,1996,26,3,25-30,Buchanan
Are laws against assisted suicide unconstitutional?,1993,23,3,32-41,Kamisar
Long-term contraceptives in the criminal justice system,1995,25,1,S15-8,Dresser
Long-acting contraceptives. Ethical guidance for policymakers and health care providers,1995,25,1,S1-8,Jennings
Medicalized weapons and modern war,2010,40,1,34-43,Gross
Bioethics as if relationships matter,2003,33,5,15-16,Murphy
'I want to see my mother's picture!',1983,13,6,21-22,
Public Policy and the British Experience,1981,11,5,32-39,Leichter
The Rights-As-Trumps Analogy,1982,12,5,45,Brody
Lifestyles of the Risky and Infamous: From Managed Care to Managed Lives,1995,25,6,5-12,Morreim
A law unto themselves?,1995,25,6,47-48,Kessel
The second-hand suicide threat,1995,25,6,20; discussion 20-2,Doukas
The negative Constitution: the duty to protect,2005,35,5,10-11,Gostin
Doctors of interrogation,2005,35,4,17-22,Marks
Medicine and war,2004,34,6,3,Rubenstein
Law and ethics in a public health emergency,2002,32,2,9-11,Gostin
Extraordinary measures for countermeasures to terrorism: FDA's "Animal Rule",2002,32,4,9,Hanna
You always were a bastard,2002,32,6,23-28,Gillett
Covert video surveillance in pediatric care,2002,32,6,10-1; discussion 11-2,Vaught
The individual rights of the difficult patient,2007,37,2,13; discussion 13-5,Reeves
Case study. "Doctor will you turn off my LVAD?" Commentary,2008,38,1,15,Fischbach
"Doctor will you turn off my LVAD"?,2008,38,1,14,
The anatomy of the A-word,1991,21,4,41-42,Tarvers
The usual suspects,1992,22,2,56; discussion 56-7,Iserson
Nursing home contradictions,2008,38,5,8-9,Feldman
At Law: The Supreme Court Health Policy and New Federalism,2000,30,2,26-27,Gostin
Four scenarios for an aging society,1994,24,5,32-35,Moody
In Britain: fewer conflicts of conscience,1995,25,3,44-45,Saunders
The Capitol shooting. No reflex legislation no long-term solution,1998,28,6,5,Silberner
Physical manipulation of the brain,1973,,Spec. Suppl,,
Just what does Webster mean?,1990,20,1,2-3,Crigger
Social and ethical issues: brain surgery in aggressive epileptics,1973,3,1,1-5,Mark
Human experimentation--the ethical questions persist,1973,3,3,1-3,Veatch
Medical research in prisons. Should a moratorium be called?,1973,3,3,4-6,Capron
An ethicist takes the stand,1984,14,1,32-33,Paris
Reflections on the Detroit psychosurgery case. Why we should keep prisoners from the doctors,1975,5,1,25-34,Burt
Following the news on Karen Quinlan,1975,5,6,5-6 28,Powledge
The Quinlan decision: five commentaries. Obscuring the role of the physician,1976,6,1,8-11,Branson
The Quinlan decision: five commentaries. Shifting the burden of decision making,1976,6,1,17-19,Capron
The Quinlan decision: five commentaries. Prolonged dying: not medically indicated,1976,6,1,14-17,Ramsey
The Quinlan decision: five commentaries. Beyond an ethic of immediate sympathy,1976,6,1,12-14,Oden
The Quinlan decision: five commentaries. Disconnection: the clinician's view,1976,6,1,11-12,Levine
Distinguishing the social from the pathological. Death where is thy 'cause'?,1976,6,3,15-16,Benjamin
Science in the courtroom. A new approach,1999,29,3,26-27,Dresser
When is "dead"?,1999,29,6,14-21,Youngner
Death who is thy 'cause',1976,6,5,4,Nelson
Child safety absolute risk and the prevention paradox,2012,42,4,20-23,Schwartz
The disasters of March 11th,2012,42,4,11-13,Dwyer
Case study. The disasters of March 11th. Commentary,2012,42,4,13,Wei
Case study. The disasters of March 11th. Commentary,2012,42,4,12,Hamano
Case study. The disasters of March 11th. Commentary,2012,42,4,11-12,Dwyer
Parents children and the moral benefits of research,1976,6,6,44-45,Bartholome
Experimentation in children: sharing in sociality,1976,6,6,41-46,McCormick
Compensating injured research subjects: II. The law,1976,6,6,29-31,Robertson
Compensating injured research subjects: I. The moral argument,1976,6,6,21-27,Childress
Prison research: National Commission says 'no unless...',1977,7,1,15-21,Branson
What we're not talking about when we talk about addiction,2020,50,4,37-46,Pickard
Fatal choices: recent discussions of dying,1977,7,2,8-10,Smith
Children as research subjects: a reply,1977,7,2,40-42,Ramsey
Ordinary risks of childhood,1977,7,2,4,Ramsey
A 'fine distinction' on killing,1977,7,4,4,Maguire
Death and dying: the legislative options,1977,7,5,5-8,Veatch
Drugs and the death penalty,2014,44,1,9-10,Dresser
Pasteur's work on rabies: reexamining the ethical issues,1978,8,2,26-33,Geison
Disaster response or response as disaster?,2014,44,2,46-47,Baruch
Regulating an anti-aging drug,1978,8,3,19-20 46,Callahan
"Holocaust" and the Nazi experience. Entering the future looking backwards,1978,8,3,5-6,Hunt
Five moral imperatives of government regulation,1980,10,1,29-31,Hutt
The hospital's duty and rape victims,1980,10,2,25-27,Bleich
Playing to win: how much should it hurt?,1979,9,2,5-8,Hyland
The ethical implications of human sociobiology,1980,10,6,27-29,Wilson
Mental child abuse,1985,15,1,48,Hazard
Do the perils of patenting outweigh the plusses?,1985,15,1,48,Robertson
Imperiled newborns raise moral doubts,1985,15,1,46-47,Bartholome
The mistreatment of dead bodies,1985,15,1,31-37,Feinberg
Why tolerate the statistical victim?,1985,15,1,14,Trachtman
When a pregnant woman endangers her fetus,1986,16,1,24-25,Mackenzie
On dying more than one death,1986,16,1,12-17,Shrader
A moral context for social research,1983,13,2,44-46,Sjoberg
Voluntary health risks and public policy. 3. Alcohol abuse in the Soviet Union,1981,11,5,40-44,Powell
Voluntary health risks and public policy. 1. Taking risks assessing responsibility,1981,11,5,26-31,Dworkin
Confidentiality and rape counseling,1981,11,4,5-7,Meisel
Overliving,2014,44,5,5,Cohen
The meaning of the Holocaust for bioethics,1989,19,4,2-3,Caplan
Fashioning an ethic for life and death in a post-modern society,1989,19,1,S7-9,Engelhardt
Mercy murder & morality: perspectives on euthanasia. Fashioning an ethic for life and death on a post-modern society,1989,19,1,suppl 7-9,Engelhardt
Mercy murder & morality: perspectives on euthanasia. Can we return death to disease?,1989,19,1,suppl 4-6,Callahan
Mercy murder & morality: perspectives on euthanasia. Euthanasia in The Netherlands: distinguishing facts from fiction,1989,19,1,suppl 31-2,Rigter
Mercy murder & morality: perspectives on euthanasia. A case against Dutch euthanasia,1989,19,1,suppl 22-30,Fenigsen
Mercy murder & morality: perspectives on euthanasia. The challenge of definition,1989,19,1,suppl 2-3,Koop
Mercy murder & morality: perspectives on euthanasia. Holding the line on euthanasia,1989,19,1,suppl 13-5,Wolf
Mercy murder & morality: perspectives on euthanasia. The California Humane and Dignified Death Initiative,1989,19,1,suppl 10-2,Parachini
Mercy murder & morality: perspectives on euthanasia. Assisted suicide: pro-choice or anti-life?,1989,19,1,suppl 16-9,Doerflinger
Mercy murder & morality: perspectives on euthanasia. The theological ethics of euthanasia,1989,19,1,suppl 19-22,Vaux
Field Notes,2015,45,2,inside front cover,Jack
Planning for disaster,2015,45,4,inside front cover,Banerjee
Punishing health care providers for treating terrorists,2015,45,4,13-16,Rijbenstein
Candor about adverse events: physicians versus the data bank,2015,45,4,9-10,Morreim
Case study. Temporizing after spinal cord injury. Commentary,2015,45,2,8-10,Kirschner
Why bioethics has a race problem,2016,46,2,12-18,Hoberman
Gender identity and bioethics,2016,46,4,0,Dietz
The dual role of NFL team doctors,2016,46,Suppl 2,S38-S40,Washington
Lessons for the NFL from workers' compensation,2016,46,Suppl 2,S28-S30,Diana
A Response to Commentaries: NFL Player Health Care: Addressing Club Doctors' Conflicts of Interests and Promoting Player Trust,2016,46,Suppl 2,S45-S48,Cohen
Being right isn't always enough: NFL culture and team physicians' conflict of interest,2016,46,Suppl 2,S33-S34,McKinney
A proposal to address NFL club doctors' conflicts of interest and to promote player trust,2016,46,Suppl 2,S2-S24,Cohen
Preventing conflicts of interest of NFL team physicians,2016,46,Suppl 2,S35-S37,Rothstein
Players' doctors: the roles should be very clear,2016,46,Suppl 2,S25-S27,Caplan
Saving science by doing less of it?,2016,46,6,2,Kaebnick
Flu floods and fire: ethical public health preparedness,2017,47,3,46-47,Gostin
Mass shootings mental illness and gun control,2018,48,2,7-9,Philpott-Jones
Citizen science and gamification,2019,49,2,40-46,Kreitmair
Asylum refuge and justice in health,2019,49,3,13-17,Straehle
Dying with dignity; living with laws (and ethics),2019,49,3,6-7,Will
Recognizing moral injury: toward legal intervention for physician burnout,2020,50,3,e81,Lennon
Racism not race: a physician perspective on anti-Black racism in America,2022,52,Suppl 1,S29-S31,Clayborne
Anti-Black racism and power: centering Black scholars to achieve health equity,2022,52,Suppl 1,S39-S41,Best
Bioethics and war,2023,53,3,e2,Have
When people facing dementia choose to hasten death: the landscape of current ethical legal medical and social considerations in the United States,2024,54 Suppl 1,,S11-S21,Quill
Do suicide attempters have a right not to be stabilized in an emergency?,2024,54,2,22-33,Struc