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January 07, 2008

Medical ethics site

Fred sent in this link on BBC radio 4 with the comment "very authoritative and serious show devoted to medical ethics, and where one can download the radio programs for free. Link here.

The current posting is on testing a patient for aids without his consent.

Posted by on January 07, 2008 at 12:49 PM in Medicine |

Tags: BBC channel 4, medical ethics, science ethics

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