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 1 Int|      science, the interests of the individual patient and the interests
 2 Int|            2) The interests of the individual patient to be treated. ~
 3 II |       whole, the patient can allow individual parts to be destroyed or
 4 II |      faculties and his organs, the individual must observe the hierarchy
 5 II |            the doctor as a private individual disposes only of the rights
 6 III|        interests of science or the individual? Or, stated differently:
 7 III|         power to experiment on the individual in the interests of science
 8 III|        transgress the right of the individual to dispose of himself? In
 9 III|          suppress the right of the individual over his body and life,
10 III|        they cite the fact that the individual is subordinated to the community,
11 III|    community, that the good of the individual must give way to the common
12 III|           that the sacrifice of an individual for purposes of research
13 III|          investigation profits the individual in the long run. ~
14 III|            to the sacrifice of the individual in the "medical interests
15 III|       point is the interest of the individual subordinated to the community'
16 III|           the subordination of the individual to the community, of the
17 III|           to the community, of the individual's welfare to the common
18 III| personality fully according to his individual and social abilities. Considered
19 III|       subsisting in itself and its individual members are not integral
20 III|           upon the organism of the individual in the "interests of the
21 III|          does not act as a private individual, but as a mandatory of the
22 III|            does not dispose of the individual's right to life. In this
23 III|          produced for science, the individual and the community. ~