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social science subjects
health and social care
health care quality, access, and evaluation
ethics (philosophy)
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bioethics
Definition
- Bioethics broadly describes the philosophical analysis of moral dilemmas, which arise from the development and application of biological and life sciences, often through such practices as medicine. Bioethics became a formal academic discipline in the late 1960s, developed through such institutions as The Hastings Center, which formalized research within academic journals and books. [Source: Encyclopedia of Nanoscience and Society; Bioethics]
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https://concepts.sagepub.com/social-science/concept/bioethics
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