2008
DOI: 10.1590/s0104-42302008000600002
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Por que pensar a bioética?

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“…A bioética se apresenta como uma tentativa de apreender e compreender o verdadeiro significado do novo, capacitando-nos a uma prová-vel adaptação 4 .…”
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“…A bioética se apresenta como uma tentativa de apreender e compreender o verdadeiro significado do novo, capacitando-nos a uma prová-vel adaptação 4 .…”
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“…Nasce dos conflitos da transformação humana e seus valores numa tentativa de apreender e compreender o verdadeiro significado do novo e propiciar uma possível adaptação. As questões da bioética variam com o tempo e o contexto social vigente (COHEN, 2008). Para tanto, a bioética deve ser entendida nas relações humanas e percebida a partir da visão do ser humano diante do mundo; pois somente ele, com suas angústias frente às suas próprias pulsões e às exigências da realidade, cria os conflitos bioéticos (COHEN, 2006).…”
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“…Sandernberg et al10 found that in 29 of the 139 reviewed journals that have references to ethics, the requirements are applied as follows: 15 (51.7%) the information must be included in the text; in 2 (6.8%) the authors must send a letter informing how the ethics standards were followed; in 1 (3.4%) a copy of the approval by the institutional committee must be included; in 1 (3.4%) believed the authors followed the standards and in 10 (34.4%) no specific reference was made.Generally, one can assume that one of the reasons to explain the improvement in the ethical approach identified in the guidelines to authors of medical journals reviewed (when compared to approach found in Sandernberg et al10 ) refers to advances in the field of bioethics that have been made over the years. Cohen et al1 , using a bibliographic analysis, conducted between 1974 and 2004, observed that more than 100 thousand works about ethics or bioethics were published in journals indexed by Medline database, not counting the books or discussions about the subject. Further evidence of the importance of bioethics can be noted in the promulgation of the Universal Declaration on Bioethics and Human Rights.…”
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