EDITORIAL Blood and blood-associated symbols: some ethical and legal considerations Carlo Petrini Head of the Bioethics Unit, Office of the President, National Institute of Health, Rome, Italy The situation in France

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Hematology Transfusion medicine Blood products Blood donation Blood transfusion Whole blood Plasmapheresis Bioethics Gregory Katz Anatomy Blood Medicine		EDITORIAL Blood and blood-associated symbols: some ethical and legal considerations Carlo Petrini Head of the Bioethics Unit, Office of the President, National Institute of Health, Rome, Italy The situation in France Add to Reading List Source URL: www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov Download Document from Source Website File Size: 518,79 KB Share Document on Facebook

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