We have been very good at studying and applying physiological and technological advances in critical illness, changing culture such that many physicians have come to believe that the only acceptable therapeutic goal is the absolute cure of the patient [ 9].
It was verified that DPIPP/EP showed acceptable latent curing efficiency and satisfactory flame retardance as DPPIO/EP did.
Unless we act now to direct it toward morally acceptable ends -- cure and treatment of disease and the extension of active life, not monstrous manipulation and production of clones for spare parts -- we risk losing the imperfectability that makes us human.
Though trends in modern medicine are far advanced, the world is yet to possess a universally acceptable medically tested cure for the HIV virus.
With a FRC composed by 22.5%wt fiber in 22.5 wt% resin matrix and 55 wt% silica filler, Garoushi et al. 2008 [ 28] showed acceptable depth of cure and microhardness for clinical use.
The evidence from such published studies indicate that cryotherapy is an effective, safe and acceptable treatment and cure rates exceed 86% for women with CIN confined to the ectocervix (Alliance for Cervical Cancer Prevention, 2003).
If the risk associated with surgical treatment of coronary artery disease (a chronic progressive disease with no known cure) is acceptable, then the 0.5% risk of gastrointestinal bypass surgery should not be seen as a drastic measure to treat patients with diabetes.
Nearly all scholars agree that testing for Tay-Sachs or other diseases that lead to a short life filled with intense suffering and no hope of a cure is ethically acceptable, and nearly all agree that testing for vanity traits such as eye color would be unacceptable.
