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| One for science: Nothing more, nothing less, Erin Duralde You say you want a revolution?, Y Pritham Raj God’s menu, Florence Gelo Kindred paradigms, Niyi Awofeso & Anu Rammohan Campaigning for Craig, Nancy Gershman A web of days, Joannie K. Stangeland Hunger – Thin, Mark King Neighbors, Johanna Shapiro Confidentiality and privacy in public hospitals, David O. Irabor Informed choice versus informed consent, George L. Spaeth Rethinking public health law and ethics, Nadav Davidovich Reader’s response: Is it ethical to bring religion into medicine, JMS Pearce Plague Sydney 1900, Barry R. Catchlove |