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International Code of Medical Ethics
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International Code of Medical Ethics

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  • health law
    health law
    / Relationship of law and ethics

    …the Declaration of Geneva, the International Code of Medical Ethics, and the Canons of the American Medical Association, these codes of conduct retain the brevity and generality of the Hippocratic oath. For example, the International Code of Medical Ethics, developed and promulgated by the World Medical Association shortly after World…

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    …the Declaration of Geneva, the International Code of Medical Ethics, and the Canons of the American Medical Association, these codes of conduct retain the brevity and generality of the Hippocratic oath. For example, the International Code of Medical Ethics, developed and promulgated by the World Medical Association shortly after World…

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