David B. Resnik Livres

Environmental Health Ethics illuminates the conflicts between protecting the environment and promoting human health.

Ethical dilemmas in scientific research are explored in this insightful work by David B. Resnik. The book addresses the growing awareness among scientists, policymakers, and the public regarding the significance of ethical conduct. It presents a comprehensive examination of the ethical questions that researchers face, making it a crucial resource for understanding the moral implications of scientific inquiry.

This book provides a comprehensive introduction to the complex issues related to gene patenting. It explores the ethical, legal, and scientific implications of patenting genetic material, highlighting the debates surrounding intellectual property rights and access to genetic resources. The text aims to clarify the impact of gene patents on research, healthcare, and innovation, making it an essential read for those interested in biotechnology, law, and ethics.

Focusing on the Precautionary Principle, this book situates it within the broader framework of precautionary reasoning, employing philosophical arguments and case studies to clarify its applicability. It encourages readers to move beyond the contentious debates and reflect on the fundamental rationales for addressing environmental and public health threats. Offering practical guidance and deep insights, it serves as a valuable resource for scholars, students, journalists, and policymakers alike.

This book explores ethical and policy dilemmas in human subjects research through the lens of trust. It emphasizes trust among all stakeholders, advocating for it as a key ethical principle alongside autonomy and justice. Topics include informed consent, confidentiality, and research oversight, making it valuable for students and researchers alike.