Richard Devine's popular book on medical ethics for ordinary people has now been updated to reflect the significant changes that have taken place in this ever-evolving field. While updating all the many issues in the original version, he has added several new topics that require attention and ethical reflection. Clearly written, comprehensive and accurate without being overly technical, this second edition will a valuable overview for anyone studying or dealing with medical ethics. Sections include: Part One: Some Preliminary Questions Part Two: Questions at the Beginning of Life Part Three: Questions Concerning Illness and Disease Part Four: Questions at the End of Life Part Five: Questions Concerning Health Care in General
