THE BOOK
Development and effects of medicine on society increased since the last century esp. when organ transplantation became successful. A shortage of donor organs can be considered.
THE BOOK
Development and effects of medicine on society increased since the last century esp. when organ transplantation became successful. Consequently, a shortage of donor organs can be considered. One of the possibilities to solve the problem is the production of xenografts. Besides the scientific problems, the using of xenocrafts raised a lot of ethical and legal questions which are not so easy to solve. Xenotransplantation can also be seen as a high-cost and highly specialized medicine, which has to go through the development, approval and procurement process of medicine at all. Regulatory capacity is clearly needed in all countries of the world. Consumer access is another important area of discussion, not only for the 2nd and 3rd world. In Volume 2 ethical, legal, social, economic aspects) and from country perspectives: Belgium, France, Germany and United Kingdom.
Brigitte E.S. Jansen
Dr. phil. Dr. rer. publ. Brigitte E.S. Jansen studied Educational Science, Philosophy, Psychology and Sociology at the Universities of Bielefeld and Lüneburg, Germany. She is doctor of philosophy and doctor rerum publicarum (public administration). Beside this she also has a practical agricultural degree.
She developed the first multi-media work report in management cybernetic (Heidelberg 1996). From 1991 - 1996 she was project leader of FOKUS, the Research Group of Cybernetic Company Strategy, Institut of Business Administration (Organisation and Decision Making), University of Lüneburg.
She was director of the European Academy for Environment and Economy e.V. .More inside Volume 2 or https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brigitte_E._S._Jansen.
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