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单词 bioethics
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bioethics
noun[U]
uk
/ˈbaɪ.əʊˌeθ.ɪks/us
/ˈbaɪ.oʊˌeθ.ɪks/
thestudyof what isrightandwrongin newdiscoveriesandtechniquesinbiology, such asgeneticengineeringand thetransplantationoforgans:
生物伦理学
Theuproarledto theestablishmentof bioethicscommitteestooverseeresearch.这场轩然大波导致了生物伦理学协会的建立，旨在对研究进行监管。
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(Definition ofbioethicsfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofbioethics

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In conclusion, symbolic appeals inbioethicsare natural byproducts of our human makeup.
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This course is targeted to individuals beginning to studybioethics.
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Bioethicsreally started as an inquiry into the largely uncontrolled practices, habits, and proceedings of the medical structure and profession.
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In the early days ofbioethics, there were three methodological debates.
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What does the future hold forbioethics, for healthcare ethics?
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This makes the book reasonably accessible also for readers with little or no background in eitherbioethicsor the ethics of war.
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What factors influence research agendas and the creation ofbioethicscurricula?
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Originally, the principles ofbioethicswere a means for protecting human rights, but through a historical accident, bioethical principles came to be considered as fundamental.
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What originates as a debate over fine points of law andbioethicsultimately became a conversation about appropriate ways to align policy with professional practice.
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Bioethicswas institutionalized as an obligatory part of the undergraduate and graduate schedule in medical schools.
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According to those who level such criticisms at bioethicists, what is needed inbioethicsis a nonrational, emotional approach.
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Ultimately, however, this 'triumph of autonomy' is anything but a coup for the field ofbioethics, the medical profession, or relations of trust in general.
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But we must note that these committees sometimes dealt with clinical issues and sometimes discussed general problems inbioethics, for example, procreative medicine.
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I regard this case as a cautionary tale about the way that complexbioethicsconcerns can be distorted by the media.
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Although the media might sensationalizebioethicstopics, bioethicists have generally sought the path of responsible, rational inquiry and argument.
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