… dysthanasia and reflects on bioethical aspects involved in issues inherent to human beings.
This … care and bioethical principles are the main allies for the recovery of a patient’s dignity, …

… human dignity. It also comments on orthothanasia, a widely used concept in the Brazilian
bioethical … Questions are posed for the bioethical debate on the need to rethink some postulates…

… easily notice that it primarily focuses on human dignity. We have thus narrowed down the …
serve human dignity. This includes not only our choice of the core meaning of human dignity …

Legal regulation of transactions in the human body is in one sense a new phenomenon.
Traditionally, in seeking to delineate between what is human and what is not, the common law …

… role is to protect the individual in any intervention that affects him/her. Hence, human dignity
… An analysis of the declarations of the Spanish Bioethics Committee shows that most of them …

This article consists of a literature review of the meanings and concepts of vulnerability and
integrity contained in the most significant international documents on bioethics, and aims to …

… human dignity is deployed in the way that we find it in the so-called dignitarian alliance,6 then
the governing value that human dignity … human dignity that we find the new turn in bioethics…

… role of traditional bioethical principles for this cohort within our scope but it becomes our
mandate to do so. It follows that we must look to partnerships with these patients and with other …

… evolves around human dignity and vulnerability. The relationship between hospitality,
dignity, and … To reveal this relationship, the meaning of human dignity (chapter 4) and human …