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DO YOU THINK IT IS ETHICAL TO DEVELOP THIS RESEARCH AND WHY?, Could this…
DO YOU THINK IT IS ETHICAL TO DEVELOP THIS RESEARCH AND WHY?
Improving support
- Finding the most effective resources and services allow greater access using ethical research.
Equity and Access
- Anyone who cannot conceive a child and lives in unprotected sexual intercourse could be benefitted with the provision of effective treatments for infertility using ethical research.
Understanding impact
- The effects of physical, emotional and social can be fully understood by learning about infertility.
Informed policy
- Using ethical research could help inform policies to meet the needs of anyone affected or at risk.
Could this be another 'blood scandal' in the making?
The compensation would be transferred directly to the estate of infected people who have died. However, relative or partner who are entitled to payments who may be passed away, therefore they can no longer receive the money.
Past lessons
- Unable to understand past blood scandals could lead to avoidable harm.
The compensation costs about £2.2 bn to £2.6bn a year.
Safety and Testing
- Service users could be more likely at risk otherwise if blood products are not tested accurately.
Regulatory oversight
- Negative consequences could occur otherwise if there are less power.
Transparency
- More likely to flaw trust of the public if there are hypocrisy regarding adverse consequences.
WHO COULD BENEFIT FROM THIS NEW BLOOD PRODUCT?
People with chronic illnesses
- Transfusions are required for individuals who feel sickly or have dehydration.
Cancer patients
- Effective treatments like chemotherapy can decrease the rate of blood counts.
Surgery and Trauma Patients
- Issues could be minimised using extra blood products
Patients with Bleeding Disorders
- Therapies such as haemophilia could expedite the provision for any types of illnesses.
WHY IS THERE A BLOOD SHORTAGE?
This is mainly because of the blood being unable to clot. This is called Factor VIII. This is a type of clotting agent when individuals suffer with Haemophitisis
Lack of grants
- More people took grant of giving blood more frequently in the past instead of today.
Increased demand
- Extra blood is needed for the significant levels of surgeries, treatments and emergencies.