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PRESIDENT Prof. Francesco Paolo Cas
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Prof. Alberto Piazza Full Professor
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PRESENTATION The National Bioethics
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a _________________________ DEMONST
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confidence intervals. At times the
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functioning of ethical Committees,
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Introduction The National Bioethics
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Document 1. Interspecies living bei
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denucleated cytoplasm of animal spe
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weeks old, into sheep foetuses. A f
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transferring the nucleus, inserting
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Some NBC members 35 observe that th
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3.1 The state of the art Only one s
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I. The ethical value of the experim
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intentionally produced for experime
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Constitution that, like the German
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of identifying the biochemical dete
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) any other process that starts the
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As for the letter b), we observe th
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Other NBC members 73 instead have r
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present a differentiated panorama.
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Biomedicine, issued in Oviedo on th
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with regards to its practical appli
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PERSONAL REMARKS Supplementary pers
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Only one published scientific paper
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Why? Perhaps you have information w
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INTRODUCTION The opinion Criteria f
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CRITERIA FOR ASCERTAINING DEATH 1.
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more in depth scientific and ethica
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standards”. Therefore, the Commis
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system and the gaseous exchange in
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individual’s death. The Author be
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- giving greater importance to thos
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of death, seen as life does not res
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“disintegration” of the organis
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living, cease. The condition of lif
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endocranial blood flow in both the
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cardiac arrest follows their brain
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United Kindgom, the “non-heart-be
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cardiac arrests, due to causes that
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- believes that - in the current st
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= Whole brain death: state of total
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document by the NTC, signed by two
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Presidenza del Consiglio dei Minist
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Lorenzo d’Avack, Riccardo Di Segn
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treatment, even in the awareness th
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person to a simple means, ‘morti
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attention was paid to suicide, almo
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in the worst conditions in that con
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the act is presented to others, in
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the relationship between adverse fa
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security measures, with a reduction
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Lastly, useful initiatives set up i
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is recommended according to the gui
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Declaration of the National Bioethi
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INTRODUCTION The document tackles s
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PREMISE From 2007, which was declar
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y the abovementioned authors, which
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various situations we perceive or t
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appearance, the signs of aging, whi
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problems of the female population a
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free time is very low; this is due
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The increase in life expectancy has
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prevention”, as a strategic perio
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policies that are specifically aime
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1. “ensuring continuity of care t
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BIBLIOGRAPHICAL REFERENCES ACOG, Cl
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Sen A., Development as freedom,1999
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ATTACHMENT I The incidence of patho
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age, is instead a serious psychiatr
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cholesterol (the most harmful) incr
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that concerning tumours in general,
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There are many projects of a preven
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ATTACHMENT III Some statistical dat
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Table 3 - Women of 65 years and ove
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Table 5 - Recourse to healthcare se
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Table 7 - Sport practices of the po
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Table 9 - Disable people who are 65
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Table 11 - Net individual income fr
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Table 13 - Hope of life for those w
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PRESENTATION The document examines
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Bioethics and education in schools
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In particular the Universal Declara
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- social: the promotion of social d
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In December 2007, the International
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education in bioethics, the open qu
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system in a fairly structured way t
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namely, the need to find innovative
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In fact, the two theses do not excl
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the thesis developed by Hans Jonas
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The resumption of cooperation betwe
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stimulus 372 , as it shows, despite
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faculties 375 and humanities facult
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The training of teachers is a probl
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considered on a par with philosophi
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importance to the rational aspect o
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point and point of synthesis for sc
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Presidenza del Consiglio dei Minist
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DOCUMENT Placebo (from the Latin
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was not admissible when for example
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Bibliography 1. WORLD MEDICAL ASSOC
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23. COMMITTEE FOR MEDICINAL PRODUCT
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PRESENTATION The document addresses
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access to restricted areas and effi
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subject does not have to deposit th
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possibility of wrongly denied acces
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corrected. Compliance with these ru
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safeguards and control by means of
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3.2.3 Voluntary permanent changes T
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the most delicate aspects is also r
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conservation and organization of tr
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In the light of possible inappropri
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PRESENTATION The advancement of neu
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neurosurgical operations and the an
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causes, i.e. causes of various kind
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as the obvious fears of abandonment
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and the issues raised by the new de