Xenotransplantation - Nuffield Council on Bioethics

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Animal-to-Human Transplants : the ethics of xenotransplantation Annex C Individuals and organisations contacted Revd Professor Robin Gill Dr David King Revd Dr John Polkinghorne Professor Margaret Stacey Association of the British Pharmaceutical Industry Action of Churches Together in Scotland Animal Aid Animal Welfare Foundation Association of Clinical Cytogeneticists Association of Medical Research Charities Association of Community Health <strong>Council</strong>s for England and Wales British Medical Association Medical Ethics Committee Baptist Union BioIndustry Association Biotechnology & Biological Sciences Research <strong>Council</strong> Bowling Green State University, Ohio: Dept of Philosophy British Laboratory Animals Veterinary Association British Organ Donor Society (BODY) British Paediatric Association British Union Conference of Seventh-Day Adventists British Union for the Abolition of Vivisection British Veterinary Association Buddhist Society, Centre for Study of Health (CSHSD) CERES Catholic Bishops’ Committee on Bioethical Issues Catholic Bishops’ Conference of Scotland Catholic Bishops’ Conference of Ireland Catholic Bishops’ Conference of England & Wales Central Oxford Research Ethics Committee Centre for Bioethics & Public Policy Centre for Medical Ethics, Jews’ College Christian Consultative <strong>Council</strong> for the Welfare of Animals Christian Medical Fellowship Church in Wales : Diocese of Monmouth Church in Wales Centre Board of Mission Church of England Board for Social Responsibility Church of Scotland Board for Social Responsibility Church of Scotland Board of Social Responsibility Church of Scotland: Society Religion & Technology Project Clinical Genetics Society College of Health Compassion in World Farming Conference of Medical Royal Colleges 130
Annex C : Individuals and organisations contacted <strong>Council</strong> of Churches for Britain and Ireland Department of Health: HEF (Medical) Department of Health: Mr Edmund Waterhouse Edinburgh University: Revd Professor Duncan B Forrester Edinburgh University: Dr R A McCall Smith Edinburgh University: Professor Neil McIntosh Edinburgh University: Professor Timothy L S Sprigge Essex University: Dr W Cartwright Europe World Society for the Protection of Animals FRAME Farm & Food Society Farm Animal Welfare Coordinating Executive Genetics Forum Institute of Health Services Management Institute of Liver Studies Institute of Medical Ethics International Supreme <strong>Council</strong> of Sikhs Islamic Cultural Centre Jain Samaj Joint Ethico-Medical Committee of Catholic Union of GB and Guild of Catholic Doctors Joint UK Focus for Biomedical Engineering King’s Fund Laboratory Animal Science Association MAFF: Biotechnology Unit Medical Research <strong>Council</strong> Methodist Church Division of Social Responsibility Monash University, Centre for Human Bioethics: Professor Peter Singer National Alliance of Women’s Organisations National Anti-vivisection Society National Consumer <strong>Council</strong> National Federation of Women’s Institutes National Spiritual Assembly of the Bahá’ís of the United Kingdom Nottingham University: B Mepham and C Moore Office of the Chief Rabbi Open University: Dr Donna L Dickenson Patients Association Presbyterian Church General Secretary Quaker Concern for Animal Welfare Quaker Home Service Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Research Defence Society Royal College of General Practitioners Royal College of Nursing Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists Royal College of Pathologists Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh Royal College of Physicians & Surgeons of Glasgow Royal College of Physicians of Ireland 131
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