It is not ethical to charge an unfairly inflated price to take advantage of people's desperation. If the drug was truly expensive in research and development, then it is unfair to think that drug companies don't deserve to be reimbursed plus a reasonable profit.
Ethical drugs are the â??brand nameâ?? option and are more heavily tested and monitored. These are usually only available with a doctorâ??s prescription. Generic drugs have less review, and cost less than ethical drugs.
They are not ethical, their use is cheating and they have harmful, long term side effects.
The ethical issues surrounding the use of fertility drugs include awareness about multiple births being on the rise and complications arising, fertility treatment not working and/or third party reproduction.
It all depends on; the charge - the amont of drugs - the type of drugs - your past criminal record - and if the charge is state or federal.
Clinical trials
Those drugs which are not appropriate to treat the condition.
Death
It depends on the drugs, and your specific charge. There is no blanket limitation on street drugs in general.
There are many ethical reasons to support banning performance enhancing drugs. Namely, they take the sporting element out of the game, because they give one player an unfair advantage. Additionally, performance enhancing drugs can have negative side effects, and an overdose can lead to coma or death.
Ensuring that the expiration date has not passed.
There are plenty of drugs and chemical agents that will do this. However, as a physician, it would not be ethical to list specific drugs or doses which could be used for this purpose.
NEVER When the drugs are prescribed by your doctor to treat a disease or condition you have.