Ethics are an important part in the world of medicine, and it is a subject healthcare providers encounter every day. I agree with Daryl Pullman on the target question that there indeed should be universal ethical principles governing the conduct of medicine and research. These universal ethical principles should not give definite answers or provide exact explanations to moral problems. Rather, they should create a common set of standards or values that help construct the ethical outlook shared in health care. In other terms, when researcher or a doctor is challenged with a moral dilemma, referring to these universal principles will not give them a clear, distinct answer. They should, however, help guide them as they approach a conclusion. Such
