Biomedical Ethics Perspectives in the Indian Context (PDF)

“Biomedical Ethics perspectives in the Indian context” by Roli Mathur is a comprehensive and intriguing study of the various ethical issues that arise in medical research and practice in the Indian context. The book’s purpose is to provide instruction on how to conduct and evaluate biomedical and health-related research while addressing the ethical issues that arise in the field.

Key Topics Discussed:

Bioethics’ History and Evolution of Rules and Codes

Informed Consent Mechanism

The ethics of research that involves children is discussed in this section.

Ethical Concerns in Epidemiological Studies

The ethics of research in participants with mental illness

The ethics of international collaboration in biological and medical research: The Indian perspective

Ethical controversies surrounding assisted reproductive technology

The status of Traditional Medicina: Ethical and Integrative Considerations in India

Ethical Considerations in regards to Organ and Tissue Transplantation

Ethical Practices and Guidelines for Animal Experimentation in Biomedical Research

The book delves into each of these subjects in great detail, it provides a comprehensive review of the relevant literature and discusses the ethical implications in the Indian context. From the historical evolution of bioethics to contemporary concerns like the use of assisted reproduction technology and organ transplants, the author presents a comprehensive discussion of the ethical concerns associated with biomedical research and practice.

With its emphasis on the Indian context, “Biomedical Ethics perspectives in the Indian context” addresses the singular cultural and social components that have an effect on the ethical decision-making in healthcare. It is a significant resource for researchers, doctors, policy makers, and anyone else interested in understanding the ethical complications of medical research and healthcare in India.