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"When history is written, we harbor no doubts that the cloning debate of 2001 will be noted as the start of something very big, in which those who oppose abortion and those who favor reproductive rights discovered common ground in their commitment to the human future and the distrust of uncontrolled biotechnology, and revealed the extraordinary potential of their working together."

Nigel M de S Cameron and Lori Andrews in the Guest Editorial

VOLUME 18:1 SPRING 2002

Guest Editorial
Guest Editorial
Nigel M de S Cameron and Lori Andrews

Guest Commentary
To the Editor

Clinical Ethics Case Consultation
Robert D. Orr

The Advance Directive: An Expression of Autonomy, But Also of Care
Klaus Schaefer, Ulrich Eibach, and Debi Ro

'Euthanasia' in the Third Reich: Lessons for Today?
JA Emerson Vermaat

Suicide, Physician-Assisted Suicide, and Euthanasia in Men versus Women Around the World: The Degree of Physician Control
Kalman J Kaplan, Martin Harrow, Mark E Schneiderhan, and Russell Omens