Towards a Bioethics in Post-Communist Russia

Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics 1 (4):295 (1992)
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Abstract

In the last 7 years, Russia has seen deep changes in all spheres of political and economic life. Some new realities have appeared in Russian medicine as well. This paper tells the story of how these changes came about, what kind of unusal situation were created, and how these situation are recognized in professional and public debates

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