Arribus-Allyson distinguishes between two forms of blame: internal states of the person (self-blame) or ethico-moral attributions to other persons (other-oriented responsibility). Self blame is intertwined with notions of guilt, however genetic other-oriented blame in the family sphere is more complex.
Holding one’s parents culpable for biological suffering has severe implications. Not only is this an action [...]
There is an uneven use of exoneration towards family members. When a genetic mutation is discovered throughout the family line, the older generations are exonerated from blame. This is due to the apparent lack of intentions, evident by acceptable genetic ignorance in time of conception as well as the destructive effect blame can have on [...]
Also tagged blame, riskPrecious metals are increasingly likely to be in the medication prescribed by hospitals. Gold, silver and platinum have each been the subject of rigorous scientific study recently - and they crop up in the most surprising places. (Peta Bee, The Golden Touch)
The use of precious metals in medicine and especially in cancer treatment is the [...]