Christoph Lengauer makes an analogy stating that cells should be treated with the same value as oil. He states, "Why not treat valuable cells like oil? When you find oil on somebody's property, it doesn't automatically belong to them, but they do get a portion of the profits." (p. 267). This excerpt from the novel raises some ethical issues to be examined in this discussion. Base on this above. I need help answering the following about Christoph Lengauer making analogy. should I agree with Lengauer’s analogy? Why or why not? Thinking about some of the interactions that occurred throughout the book. What examples can you find that would now be prohibited by the laws, statutes, and acts covered this week? And What contemporary ethics and laws in health care practice do Lengauer’s views go against?
Christoph Lengauer makes an analogy stating that cells should be treated with the same value as oil. He states, "Why not treat valuable cells like oil? When you find oil on somebody's property, it doesn't automatically belong to them, but they do get a portion of the profits." (p. 267). This excerpt from the novel raises some ethical issues to be examined in this discussion.
Base on this above. I need help answering the following about Christoph Lengauer making analogy.
should I agree with Lengauer’s analogy? Why or why not?
Thinking about some of the interactions that occurred throughout the book.
What examples can you find that would now be prohibited by the laws, statutes, and acts covered this week?
And What contemporary ethics and laws in health care practice do Lengauer’s views go against?
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