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Paul D. Friedman, M.A., Ph.D., J.D.U.S.
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In addition to my law degree, I have a master's degree in bioethics and a doctorate of philosophy involving comparative medical, legal and business ethics. I am an adjunct professor at a medical school teaching ethics to healthcare professionals and graduate students. I can answer questions dealing with general ethics principles, including medical ethics, research ethics and bioethics. I am not a moralist and do not interject subjective values such as what is morally right and wrong. Also, I do not give legal advice over the internet. For more information, you can view my webiste at WWW.EXPERTETHICS.COM |
Jared, This is an interesting topic and I just saw a special regarding Chimpanzee research. Animal research is not a topic that is addressed by the three major sources which are: Nuremberg Code; Declaration
Demetrius, There is no law in the US that mandates what a physician writes. If the physician treats a patient and establishes a physician/patient relationship, the notes have to be able to be utilized
Certainly. Good luck with the story.
Janice, I am not licensed to practice law in New Jersey so I cannot legally or ethically give you a legal opinion. As a bioethicist, it is problematic that your physician would run tests without receiving

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