Ethics in Global Health

Introduction
Acknowledgments
Part One Policy and Practice
ONE Ethics and Human Values in Family Planning: Perspectives of Different Cultural and Religious Settings
TWO Abortion Controversies: Ethics, Politics, and Religion
THREE Cultural Difference and Long-Acting Contraception
FOUR Respect for Tradition
FIVE Ethics and Equity in Access to HIV Treatment: 3 by 5 Initiative
SIX Affordable and Accessible Drugs for Developing Countries: Recent
Developments
SEVEN Global Inequalities in Women's Health: Who Is Responsible for Doing What?
EIGHT Toward a Theory of Vulnerability
Part Two Multinational Research
NINE Universality of the Nuremberg Code
TEN A Defense of Fundamental Principles and Human Rights: A Response to Baker
ELEVEN Justice in International Research
TWELVE Is Ethics Universal? Gender, Science, and Culture in Reproductive Health Research
THIRTEEN After Helsinki: Unresolved Issues in International Research
FOURTEEN Four Forward-looking Guidance Points
FIFTEEN Avoiding Exploitation
SIXTEEN Yet Another Guideline? The UNESCO Draft Declaration
SEVENTEEN Appropriate Ethical Standards
EIGHTEEN The Declaration of Helsinki: another revision
NINETEEN Intertwining Biomedical Research and Public Health in HIV Preventive Microbicide Research
TWENTY Ethical Challenges in HIV Microbicide Research: What Protections Do Women Need