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 1 Int|         expect Us to discuss the medical questions which concern
 2 Int|          field-not the limits of medical possibilities, of theoretical
 3 Int|        theoretical and practical medical knowledge, but the limits
 4 Int|    content with examining from a medical point of view what he can
 5 Int|       the doctor understands the medical evidence thoroughly both
 6 Int|   without exact knowledge of the medical facts it is impossible to
 7 Int|          therefore, looks at the medical aspect of the case, the
 8 Int|          completed mutually, the medical and moral evidence will
 9 Int|          methods of research and medical treatment, three main principles
10 Int|       mind: ~1) The interests of medical science. ~2) The interests
11 Int|        motivating and justifying medical treatment or whether they
12 I  |       own value in the domain of medical science no less than in
13 I  |        defined limits which even medical science cannot transgress
14 I  |         increasing and deepening medical science." Even on this condition,
15 II |          as Justification of New Medical Methods of Research and
16 II |         the following form: "The medical treatment of the patient
17 II |          or psychic integrity in medical experiments or research
18 II |       sets up its limits to the "medical interests of the patient." ~
19 II |        and tendencies. Here the "medical and psychotherapeutic interests
20 III|          as Justification of New Medical Methods of Research and
21 III|          any moral limit to the "medical interests of the community"
22 III|      living man in every serious medical case? Does it raise barriers
23 III|        of the individual in the "medical interests of the community."
24 III|    concentration camps for their medical experiments. One finds how
25 III|  subordinated to the community's medical interests, or is there here
26 III|    transgression that permits no medical research? ~
27 III|         could find no one in the medical world to hold and defend
28 III|        short time the reports on medical efforts and experiments
29 III|                          32. Now medical experiments-the subject
30 III| experimentation in regard to new medical methods to be immediately
31 III|     point of view. In this case, medical research will try to work