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    appealing to a philosophy: physician assisted suicide doesn’t progress the medical community; but rather it undermines the doctor’s overwhelming ethical responsibility to treat the sick all the way until the very end. In this piece, Anderson genuinely promotes the idea that our society would genuinely put the medical community in danger, as well as possibly put the lives of terminally ill people if our nation expanded laws allowing physician-assisted suicide throughout the entire country.…

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    Marijuana, for the most part, will not be used as a recreational drug, although there are chances of it increasing as being medicinal. The state government and the federal government have contrasting views on the topic. With the recent law which revised the marijuana law, there is power given to the states on expressing their opinion about the issue and moving forward with their ideas and plans. Marijuana may be a never-ending…

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    Atmos Medical Marijuana

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    How Are Atmos Medical Marijuana Vaporizers Helpful To The Society ? By cisamrita khandelwal Aug 2, 2012 Marijuana alternatively known as weed, grass or pot is formally known as cannabis coming from the leaves and flowers a plant that is known as Cannabis sativa. Though the fact is true that possession of marijuana in many countries including US is illegal and an offense punishable by law, medical marijuana vaporizers have proved the fact that it could always be used for medical purposes. This…

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    person starts by doing a pre-medicine track in their four years of undergraduate studies. He or she takes classes that bring the best knowledge out in people and push them to do their best. Once the person graduates, they have two to four years of medical school. Finally, after eight years of school, the students have their residencies and possible fellowships that last multiple years. During their residencies, the amount of work hours used to be 120 hours a week, but then there was a reform to…

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    Arguments Against Pas

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    answer despite health conditions due to medical ethics. On the other side, it is believed that people deserve the right to decide at what point and under what conditions they are ready to end their own lives. PAS should be legalized because patients have the right and should…

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    as early as A.D. 500.” (History of Marijuana, n.d., para. 1). Historically, marijuana has been used for its medicinal purposes and psychoactive properties. Only recently in the past century has the restriction of marijuana usage been legislated into law. The ongoing debate about marijuana’s health effects and legalization in the U.S. has been in the mainstream media for several years now. To better understand marijuana, we need to learn about its properties, and how it affects the body in both…

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    and Alternative Medicines. The law has not always been on the side of integrative medicine. Many farmers, herbalists, and other physicians have been harassed, arrested and have occurred many legal fees in providing an alternative source to health and health care. In 1987, Schneider vs. Ravicci in the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said, “We see no reason why a patient should not be allowed to make an informed decision to go outside of the currently approved medical methods in search of…

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    Lenders were able to access patients medical records then deny their application for a home mortgage, credit card, and in decision making within human resources (U.S. Department of Health & Human Services, 2006). Individual’s civil rights were being violated without ever seeking permission to view their personal medical history. On March 18, 1996, Bill Archer (R), introduced the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability…

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    The film “Ms. Evers boys,” deals with the unethical medical research of human experimentation. The film portrays the Tuskegee study which documented the care and treatment of 400 African American men suffering from syphilis. The film accurately depicted the ethical catastrophe of this study due to the way the men were treated, or in this case not treated with the proper consent. This study was the longest untherapeutic study done human on beings it lasted for 40 years. Their unethical decisions…

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    Case 2: Tort Of Negligence

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    found that Elizabeth case is about a Tort of negligence. • A tort is a civil wrong for which a remedy, usually compensation, is available to the wronged person in the civil courts. In the Law of Torts, duties are owed to persons in various circumstances, and liability for negligent or wrongful actions is imposed by law. • In some situations, a person can be held liable for torts committed by another person. This liability is called ‘vicarious liability’ and is particularly important in the…

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