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The Risks Of Medical Innovation Risk Perception And Assessment In Historical Context 1st Edition Thomas Schlich

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The Risks Of Medical Innovation Risk Perception And Assessment In Historical Context 1st Edition Thomas Schlich
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Publisher: Routledge
File Extension: PDF
File size: 2.72 MB
Pages: 320
Author: Thomas Schlich, Ulrich Tröhler
ISBN: 9780203337493, 9780415334815, 0415334810, 0203337492
Language: English
Year: 2006
Edition: 1

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The Risks Of Medical Innovation Risk Perception And Assessment In Historical Context 1st Edition Thomas Schlich by Thomas Schlich, Ulrich Tröhler 9780203337493, 9780415334815, 0415334810, 0203337492 instant download after payment.

The risks involved in introducing new drugs and devices are amongst the most discussed issues of modern medicine.

Presenting a new way of thinking about these issues, this volume considers risk and medical innovation from a social historical perspective, and studies specific cases of medical innovation, including X-rays, the pill and Thalidomide, in their respective contexts.

International cases are examined through the lens of a particular set of shared questions - highlighting differences, similarities, continuities and changes, and offering a historical sociology of risk. Particularly important is the re-conceptualization of dangers in terms of risk - a numerical and probabilistic approach allowing for seemingly objective and value-neutral decisions.

Read together, these papers add to our understanding of the current debate about risk and safety by providing a comparative background to the discussion, as well as a set of generally applicable criteria for analyzing and evaluating the contemporary issues surrounding medical innovation.

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