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Part 1 Negligence/consent: from informed consent to patient choice - anew protected interest, M.M. Schultz; informed consent to medical treatment,G. Robertson; historical evolution and modern implications of concepts ofconsent to, and refusal of, medical treatment in the law of trespass, D.Mendelson; medical paternalism, A. Buchanan. Part 2 Reproduction: themorality of abortion, R. Dworkin; abortion law - is consensual reformpossible?, S.A.M. McLean; compulsory sterilization and castration, D. Meyers;regulating the reproduction business?, M. Brazier; the maternal-foetal dyad -exploring the two-patient model, S.S. Mattingly; the creation of foetalrights - conflicts with women's constitutional rights to liberty, privacy andequal protection, D. Johnsen; she's going to die - the case of Angela C., G.Annas; unwanted pregnancy - a case of retroversion?, J.K. Mason. Part 3 Humanexperimentation and research: ethics and clinical research, H. Beecher; anunfortunate experiment, A. Campbell; research and experimentation, I.Kennedy. Part 4 Death and dying: some reflections on the problem of advancedirectives, personhood and personal identity, H. Kuhse; second thoughts onliving wills, J.A. Robertson; after the patient self-determination act - theneed for empirical research on advance directives, J. Lynn and J. Teno;decisions at the end of life - guided by communities of patients, L.L.Emanuel and E.J. Emanuel; are advance directives really the answer? and whatwas the question?, A. Somerville; euthanasia in the Netherlands - slidingdown the slippery slope?, J. Keown; assisted suicide in the Netherlands - theChabot case, J. Griffiths; causing death and saving lives, J. Glover.