Three Bioethical Debates in Sweden

Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics 17 (3):261-269 (2008)
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Abstract

Three of the bioethical issues recently discussed in Sweden appear to be particularly interesting also to an international audience. A new law allowing restrictive use of preimplantation genetic diagnosis /human leukocyte antigen () has been implemented, a new recommendation for the cessation of life-sustaining treatment has been issued, and the scope of individual responsibility for medical mistakes has been rather thoroughly discussed

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Sven Ove Hansson
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