Medicine, ethics, and the Third Reich : historical and contemporary issues / edited by John J. Michalczyk.

Includes bibliographical references (pages 237-241) and index.

The relevance of the Holocaust to current bio-medical issues / Arthur Caplan -- Biomedical ethics and the shadow of Nazism / Peter Steinfels -- Contested terrain : the Nazi analogy in bioethics / Nat Hentoff -- The healing-killing paradox / Peter J. Haas -- Human genetics in Nazi Germany / Benno Müller-Hill -- Racial hygiene : the collaboration of medicine and Nazism / Robert Proctor -- Sterilization, euthanasia, and the Holocaust : the brutal chain / Daniel Nadav -- Nazi eugenics : adaptation and resistance among German Catholic intellectual leaders / Donald Dietrich -- Euthanasia in Nazi propaganda films : selling murder / John Michalcyzk -- Concentration camp experiments : their relevance for contemporary research with human beings / Jay Katz -- Nazi science : the Dachau hypothermia experiments / Robert L. Berger -- The personal, public, and political dimensions of being a Mengele guinea pig / Eva Kor -- The changing landscape of human experimentation : Nuremberg, Helsinki, and beyond / George Annas -- The stations of the cross / Vera Laska -- Nursing issues during the Third Reich / Susanne Hahn -- Creativity in the face of disaster : medicine in the Warsaw ghetto / Charles Roland -- An historical and contemporary view of Jewish doctors in Germany / Michael Kater -- Historical origins of the Nuremberg code / Michael Grodin -- Relevance of the Nazi medical behavior to the health profession today / Michael J. Franzblau -- Medicine and human rights : a proposal for international action / Michael Grodin, George Annas, and Leonard Glantz -- Lessons we have learned? / Lisa Sowle Cahill.