ethics, ecosystem and social organisation: the case of zika virus

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Abstract
What is the level of responsibility humans have towards the deterioration of the ecological environment and the development of re-emerging diseases affecting human reproduction? Is Zika a warning sign of future events for being a devastating pathogenic entity without precedent?
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Authors Ida Cristina Gubert, Eduardo Alfredo Duro, Carmen Alicia Cardozo de Martinez, Marta A. Bigliardi, Luis M. López Dávila, Viviana Lifschitz, Claude Vergès de López, Fernanda M. Ledesma, Maria Angélica Sotomayor, Jorge Alberto Álvarez Díaz, Antonio Aguilar Guzmán, Patricia Sorokin
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Journal current stem cell reports
Year 2017
DOI
10.14422/rib.i04.y2017.007
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http://revistas.upcomillas.es/index.php/bioetica-revista-iberoamericana/article/view/7634
Keywords
zika responsabilidad social investigación medical ethicsbusiness ethics

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