Law 665: Bioethics
SCHOOL OF LAW
A three-hour course that covers a broad range of bioethics issues, including stem cell research, fetal tissue research, genetic testing, genetic engineering, human experimentation, the right-to-die, the right to demand medical treatment, physician-assisted suicide, reporductive rights, surrogate reproduction, medical informed consent, feminism issues regarding medical treatments, racism involving medical treatments, and other standard bioethics issues relating to patients' due process, interest, and right of privacy.
2 - 3 Credits
Instruction Type(s)
- Lecture: Lecture for Law 665
Subject Areas
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