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Walter Glannon

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Walter Glannon
The moral insignificance of death in organ donation.
Lainie Friedman Ross; Walter Glannon; Lawrence J Gottlieb; J Richard Thistlethwaite
Different standards are not double standards: all elective surgical patients are not alike.
Walter Glannon
Is it unethical for doctors to encourage healthy adults to donate a kidney to a stranger? Yes.

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2013: Walter Glannon
The moral insignificance of death in organ donation.
Cambridge quarterly of healthcare ethics : CQ : the international journal of healthcare ethics committees 2013;22(2):192-202.
2012: Lainie Friedman Ross; Walter Glannon; Lawrence J Gottlieb; J Richard Thistlethwaite
Different standards are not double standards: all elective surgical patients are not alike.
The Journal of clinical ethics 2012;23(2):118-28.
2011: Walter Glannon
Is it unethical for doctors to encourage healthy adults to donate a kidney to a stranger? Yes.
BMJ (Clinical research ed.) 2011;343():d7179.
2010: Walter Glannon
Consent to deep brain stimulation for neurological and psychiatric disorders.
The Journal of clinical ethics 2010;21(2):104-11.
2009: Walter Glannon
Free riding and organ donation.
Journal of medical ethics 2009;35(10):590-1.
2009: Walter Glannon
Our brains are not us.
Bioethics 2009;23(6):321-9.
2009: Walter Glannon
Stimulating brains, altering minds.
Journal of medical ethics 2009;35(5):289-92.
2008: Walter Glannon
Deep-brain stimulation for depression.
HEC forum : an interdisciplinary journal on hospitals' ethical and legal issues 2008;20(4):325-35.
2008: Walter Glannon
Altering the brain and mind.
The Hastings Center report 2008;38(4):46-7.
2008: Walter Glannon
Neurostimulation and the minimally conscious state.
Bioethics 2008;22(6):337-45.
2008: Walter Glannon
Underestimating the risk in living kidney donation.
Journal of medical ethics 2008;34(3):127-8.
2008: Walter Glannon
The case against conscription of cadaveric organs for transplantation.
Cambridge quarterly of healthcare ethics : CQ : the international journal of healthcare ethics committees 2008;17(3):330-6.
2007: Walter Glannon
Just deserts?
The Hastings Center report 2007;37(3):5; author reply 6.
2007: Walter Glannon
Persons, metaphysics and ethics.
The American journal of bioethics : AJOB 2007;7(1):68-9; discussion W1-4.
2006: Sam D Shemie; Andrew J Baker; Greg A Knoll; William Wall; Graeme Rocker; Daniel Howes; Janet Davidson; Joe Pagliarello; Jane Chambers-Evans; Sandra Cockfield; Catherine Farrell; Walter Glannon; William Gourlay; David Grant; Stéphan Langevin; Brian Wheelock; Kimberly Young; John Dossetor
National recommendations for donation after cardiocirculatory death in Canada: Donation after cardiocirculatory death in Canada.
CMAJ : Canadian Medical Association journal = journal de l'Association medicale canadienne 2006;175(8):S1.
2006: Walter Glannon
Neuroethics.
Bioethics 2006;20(1):37-52.
2006: Walter Glannon
Psychopharmacology and memory.
Journal of medical ethics 2006;32(2):74-8.
2006: Lainie Friedman Ross; Walter Glannon
A compounding of errors: the case of bone marrow donation between non-intimate siblings.
The Journal of clinical ethics 2006;17(3):220-6.
2005: Walter Glannon; Lainie Friedman Ross
Motivation, risk, and benefit in living organ donation: a reply to Aaron Spital.
Cambridge quarterly of healthcare ethics : CQ : the international journal of healthcare ethics committees 2005;14(2):191-4; discussion 195-8.
2002: Lainie Friedman Ross; Walter Glannon; Michelle A Josephson; J Richard Thistlethwaite
Should all living donors be treated equally?
Transplantation 2002;74(3):418-21; discussion 421-2.
2002: Walter Glannon
Reply to Harris.
Bioethics 2002;16(3):292-7.
2002: Walter Glannon
Identity, prudential concern, and extended lives.
Bioethics 2002;16(3):266-83.
2002: Walter Glannon
Extending the human life span.
The Journal of medicine and philosophy 2002;27(3):339-54.
2002: Walter Glannon; Lainie Friedman Ross
Are doctors altruistic?
Journal of medical ethics 2002;28(2):68-9; discussion 74-6.
2002: Walter Glannon; Lainie Friedman Ross
Do genetic relationships create moral obligations in organ transplantation?
Cambridge quarterly of healthcare ethics : CQ : the international journal of healthcare ethics committees 2002;11(2):153-9.
2000: Walter Glannon
Tracing the soul: medical decisions at the margins of life.
Christian bioethics 2000;6(1):49-69.
1998: Walter Glannon
The ethics of human cloning.
Public affairs quarterly 1998;12(3):287-305.
1998: Walter Glannon
Genes, embryos, and future people.
Bioethics 1998;12(3):187-211.
1998: Walter Glannon
Responsibility, alcoholism, and liver transplantation.
The Journal of medicine and philosophy 1998;23(1):31-49.