@mtbert Do you think it's morally justifiable to offer a flawed insurance product that doesn't cover catastrophes?
Our main question is whether and on what conditions it would be morally justifiable to offer individual susceptibility testing to children and adults.
For these three diseases, we point out the ethical issues that are relevant to the question whether it is morally justifiable to offer genetic susceptibility testing to adults or to children or minors, and on what conditions.
The regulatory issue entails the ethical question whether it is morally justifiable to offer genetic tests of limited clinical validity and utility to the public, and if so, on what conditions.
For the coal-fed scenarios, the minor improvement in life-cycle reduction of GHG emissions that biodigestion offered was not economically justifiable.
To debate: If South Dakota decides that killings that protect unborn children qualify as "justifiable homicides," does that offer a "license to kill" abortion providers?
6 11–13 The trial development group considered the evidence available at the time for methods of detecting recurrence early and a founding principle of the CEA Second-Look Trial was that early detection of recurrent tumour would only be justifiable if further treatment offered the prospect of benefit to the individual patient (figure 1; Slack et al, 1982, unpublished work).
"Our instinct would be to offer services, but it's just not fiscally justifiable," Dr. Marcello said.
With the introduction of FNAC in suspicious lymph nodes in women who were examined during follow-up, we wanted to offer the least invasive tissue sampling method with a justifiable cost-benefit ratio.
For many Americans, scientists and non-scientists alike, stem cell research, because it offers the promise of reducing human suffering, is morally justifiable, whereas cloning, which threatens to destroy what is genuinely unique about each human being, is not.
