Symposium "Medical Research Ethics at the Millennium : What have we learned?" / [edited by Alan N. Schechter, Robert L. Perlman].

Issued as: Perspectives in biology and medicine, v. 43, no. 3 (spring 2000).

Title from table of contents page.

"Special issue."

"Lectures presented in a Symposium held in 1998 at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) in Bethesda, Maryland"--Editorial.

Includes bibliographical references.

Organizer's Introduction to the Symposium "Medical Research Ethics at the Millennium: What Have We Learned?" / Robert B. Nussenblatt and Michael M. Gottesman -- Care of the Medical Ethos, with Some Comments on Research: Reflections after the Holocaust / Jeremiah A. Barondess -- The Legacy of Academic Medicine and Human Exploitation in the Third Reich / William E. Seidelman -- Nazi Science and Nazi Medical Ethics: Some Myths and Misconceptions / Robert N. Proctor -- Nuremberg's Legacy: Some Ethical Reflections / James F. Childress -- Law and Public Policy in Human Studies Research / Barbara Mishkin -- Medicine and Conscience: The Debate on Medical Ethics and Research in Germany 50 Years after Nuremberg / Michael Wunder -- The Pernkopf Story: The Austrian Perspective of 1998, 60 Years after It All Began / Karl Holubar -- The Medical Faculty of the University of Vienna 60 Years Following Austria's Annexation / Wolfgang Schutz -- Contributors to the symposium.

Diuresis and Diarrhea: Is the Gut a Misunderstood Nephron? / A.R. Michell -- Infectious Causation of Disease: An Evolutionary Perspective / Gregory M. Cochran, Paul W. Ewald, Kyle D. Cochran -- Book Reviews -- From the editors' desk.