Medical Ethics

Medical Ethics - III End of Life Issues New technology has revolutionized the medical field as no other. Man's perennial aspiration to become immortal, led to newer technological inventions. Do these facilities available in our health care centres and hospitals enhance the quality of human life? Are they raising more problems and more issues to families and friends of those who have reached the last stage of life? These and other related questions are raised in this volume and the author tries to give us rationality to our moral choices, which we have to make sometime or other in our life. Death itself is a mystery. We can never fully understand it although all have to succumb to it. Knowing real facts about life and death can keep us from undeserving guilt feelings and unnecessary commitments. On the other hand, it can assist us to be real promoters of life in its fullness. This book is meant for that.