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LATEST MANUSCRIPTS IN PRISM
- Philip Reilly. There's another side to genetic screening. Prism. 1976, 3 (12): 55-7
Cited :Read More - Robert P Hudson. How real is our reverence for life? Prism. 1975, 3 (6): 18-21+Cited :Read More
- Ralph Crawshaw. A medical code for me. Prism. 1975, 3 (3): 11+Cited :Read More
- Garrett J Hardin. The fateful quandary of genetic research. Prism. 1975, 3 (3): 20-23+Cited :Read More
- Joshua Lederberg. DNA splicing: will fear rob us of its benefits? Prism. 1975, 3 (10): 33-7Cited :Read More
- H Thomas Ballantine. Who should control the scalpel that alters the brain? Prism. 1975, 3 (1): 41-43+Cited :Read More
- Lawrence L Weed. The public's needs must be met. Prism. 1974, 2 (6): 22-6Cited :Read More
- John M Rumsey. The patient's trust must be protected. Prism. 1974, 2 (6): 22-6Cited :Read More
- Jean Pascoe. MIB: it has 12 million Americans at its fingertips. Prism. 1974, 2 (6): 29-33+Cited :Read More
- Alfred M Freedman. Of special concern to psychiatry. Prism. 1974, 2 (6): 35-7Cited :Read More
- Carmault B Jackson. Guardians of medical data. Prism. 1974, 2 (6): 38-44Cited :Read More
- Ralph Crawshaw. Gossip wears a thousand masks. Prism. 1974, 2 (6): 45-7Cited :Read More
- Daniel Callahan. Medicine's "new" ethics: a challenge to your daily decisions. Prism. 1974, 2 (4): 43-6Cited :Read More
- Darold A Treffert. Dying with their rights on. Prism. 1974, 2 (2): 49-52Cited :Read More
- Edward Gottheil, Wealtha McGurn, J D Pollak. Is it right to joke with a dying man? Prism. 1974, 2 (12): 17-19+Cited :Read More
