Organ Transplantation
Lectures
What Happens to Jesus If I Donate My Heart?
This talk aims to bridge faith and medicine, philosophy and theology, religion and culture, around the clinical context of organ donation and transplantation. Dr. Rosell makes special use of a 1944 book on "donor mutilation" by Fr. Bert Cunningham, who theologized and philosophized on early 20th century reports of successful ovarian transplants.
Terry Rosell and Caitlin Belt
Ethical Issues Related to Organ Donation after Cardiac Arrest
David Magnus, PhD, Stanford University Center for Biomedical Ethics
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Articles
MIDWEST MEDICAL ETHICS
Vol. 1 (1) Summer 1985
Organ Donation
Dialogue: Should hospitals be required to ask families to donate organs?
Arthur L. Caplan and Karen Ritchie
The Law: Organ and Brain Death
J. McFadden
Who Gets the Organs?
Jane Warmbrodt
MIDWEST MEDICAL ETHICS
Vol. 3 (1) Winter 1987
Patients' Rights and Organ Transplants
Book Review - The Cider House Rules by John Irving
Toni Blackwood
The Law -- The Brophy Case: Courts Support Self-Determination
Jim Stoddard
Who's First in Line? American Organs for Non-American Recipients
Jane Warmbrodt
Bioethics Programs for Churchs
Rena M. Yocom and Charles R. Holt
