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Ethics dialogue between rich and poor countries is overdue. (Letters).

British Medical Journal

| January 25, 2003 | Haslegrave, Marianne; Havard, John | COPYRIGHT 2003 British Medical Association. (Hide copyright information)Copyright

EDITOR--The agreement of the recent meeting organised by the European Group on Medical Ethics--that there should be more dialogue between rich and poor countries on cross cultural ethical issues--is long overdue. (1) Experts on medical ethics in the developed world have consistently ignored conditions under which health care is provided in developing countries when making recommendations on ethical codes and guidelines, with the result that medical ethics is given little attention in their medical schools and may not be taught at all.

Recent UN intergovernmental conferences have been critical about unethical conduct by health professionals in developing countries …

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