Carol Gilligan bas described justice and caring as two distinct moral frameworks or orientations to ethical concerns. (Gilligan 1982) The justice framework is characterized by abstraction, the application of general rules ofconduct, an emphasis on restraining aggression, and a concern for consistency and the fair resolution of conflicting claims and interests. The caring framework, on the other...

Just as a follow-up, you have been able to increase your percentage of DCD donors as a part of your donor pool to approximately 25%. Where do you see this going in the next three to five years in your own group as you consider expanding on your experience? What per cent do you think are actually going to become DCD rather than DBD donors? Dr Zych: Looking at our progress, we started from around...

many peoples think there is neither rulers nor rules in the internet and it seems to be a hodge bodge. although it is not totally false, but is not completely true and includes some ignorance of facts which affect this space. as the people now a days deal with the internet, it is necessary to obtain some information of facts relevant to it. we will, in this assay, show that there are the both p...

several attitudes have been always purposed about death in human community. some people have disliked it while some others typically accepted it. however, what is noticeable is the relation of such views with subject of life. human often escapes from death and sometime he may tend to it. one of the main motives for acceptance of death is resumption of life. adoption of such principle that is de...

Most people hold that it is wrong to sacrifice some humans save a greater number of humans. Do also think animals animals, or do they answer such questions about harm by engaging in utilitarian cost-benefit calculation? Across 10 studies (N = 4,662), using hypothetical and real-life sacrificial moral dilemmas, we found participants considered more permissible few than This was explained reduced...

ebola virus disease (formerly known as ebola haemorrhagic fever) is a severe, often fatal illness, with a death rate of up to 90%. the illness affects humans and nonhuman primates (monkeys, gorillas, and chimpanzees). ebola first appeared in 1976 in two simultaneous outbreaks, one in a village near the ebola river in the democratic republic of congo, and the other in a remote area of sudan. the...