No. 43 (2018) | Revista de bioética y derecho

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Editorial.

1-4

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Editorial del Dossier: Belén somos todas.

5-8

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Is there a clear border between the living and the inert?

Alberto Barrera García, Manuel Jesús López Baroni

9-32

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Abortion as a social good.

Mario Sebastiani

33-44

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The Case of Belen and the constructions about the "unborn" in Argentina. Contributions for the discussion.

Gabriela Irrazabal, Karina Felitti

45-60

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Abortion in Chile: advances in human rights.

Claudia Dides Castillo, Constanza Fernández Zamorano

61-76

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From Hammer of Witches to Belen’s Case.

Pablo Rossi

77-90

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“Las 17”. Legal and political strategies to legalize abortion in El Salvador.

Maria Peñas Defago

91-108

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Mapping the criminalization of abortion in Ecuador.

Sofia Zaragocin, Maria Rosa Cevallos, Guglielmina Falanga, Gabriela Ruales, Iñigo Arazola, Veronica Vera, Amanda Yepez

109-126

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Esperancita Case: towards a minimum legal standard on therapeutic abortion in the Interamerican System of Human Rights.

Alexandra Sandoval Mantilla, Juliana Laguna Trujillo

127-144

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Abortion policy in transition: from pre and post abortion counseling to legal interruptions of pregnancy at Metropolitan Area of Buenos Aires.

Sandra Fernández Vázquez

145-160

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Institutional conscientious objection and health regulation: is there a legitimate excuse to abortion in Chile?

Alexander Núñez Nova, Javiera Cabello Robertson

161-178

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Health Policies and equality between Women and Men.

Tasia Sánchez

179-192

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Self-determination and health capacity: a proposal of theoretical-normative framework.

Aline Albuquerque

193-210

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Vulnerable population’s access to healthcare: A view from Bioethics.

Ana Beatriz Duarte Vieira

211-224

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About Bioethics training in Medical Students: End of life’s case and Euthanasia.

Alba Pons Revuelta

225-244

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Potentially inappropriate treatment as opposed to futility and other ethical issues in the Charlie Gard case.

Teresa Honrubia Fernandez

245-260

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The controversial decision of the European Court of Human Rights on the Gard case and others against the United Kingdom.

María Luisa Marín Castán

261-276

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The Charlie Gard case: between a shared care planning and ethical decision-making.

Ludovica De Panfilis

277-289

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Full Issue

Editorial

Editorial.

Editorial del Dossier: Belén somos todas.

Bioethical perspectives

Is there a clear border between the living and the inert?

Monographic Dossier

Abortion as a social good.

The Case of Belen and the constructions about the "unborn" in Argentina. Contributions for the discussion.

Abortion in Chile: advances in human rights.

From Hammer of Witches to Belen’s Case.

“Las 17”. Legal and political strategies to legalize abortion in El Salvador.

Mapping the criminalization of abortion in Ecuador.

Esperancita Case: towards a minimum legal standard on therapeutic abortion in the Interamerican System of Human Rights.

Abortion policy in transition: from pre and post abortion counseling to legal interruptions of pregnancy at Metropolitan Area of Buenos Aires.

Institutional conscientious objection and health regulation: is there a legitimate excuse to abortion in Chile?

Articles

Health Policies and equality between Women and Men.

Self-determination and health capacity: a proposal of theoretical-normative framework.

Vulnerable population’s access to healthcare: A view from Bioethics.

About Bioethics training in Medical Students: End of life’s case and Euthanasia.

Bioethics in the Courts

Potentially inappropriate treatment as opposed to futility and other ethical issues in the Charlie Gard case.

The controversial decision of the European Court of Human Rights on the Gard case and others against the United Kingdom.

The Charlie Gard case: between a shared care planning and ethical decision-making.