When Ancillary Care Clashes with Study Aims

When religious freedom clashes with access to care.

n engl j med 371;7 nejm.org august 14, 2014 596 penetrant genetic mutations that predictably result in disease, clinical sequencing will enable individual screening, monitoring, prevention, and treatment of medically actionable conditions. On the other hand, there will be a large proportion of potentially deleterious variants associated with medium-sized odds ratios for disease and variable phe...

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Martin-Löf Clashes With Griffin, Operationally

The computational reading of proofs in intutionistic predicate logic (IPL) as λ-terms can be extended in two well-known ways. On the one hand, Martin-Löf showed how the Axiom of Choice (AC) can be interpreted as a term of dependent type theory. On the other hand, Griffin showed how Peirce’s law (which generates classical logic from intuitionistic) can be interpreted as a program using control o...

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Incidental findings and ancillary-care obligations.

Recent work on incidental findings, concentrating on the difficult problems posed by the ambiguous results often generated by high-tech medicine, has proceeded largely independently from recent work on medical researchers' ancillary-care obligations, the obligations that researchers have to deal with diseases or conditions besides the one(s) under study. This paper contends that the two topics ...