Re: Health Physics Ethics Bibliography

["H.Wade Patterson" <hwade@talltown.com>]

Bill Pitchford wrote, in part:
> 
> I haven't reviewed any of the pre-1983 articles yet, if any of them are
> particularly outstanding (such as Dunster's April 1965 Article) please
> let the group know, I know I'd like to pursue those further if efficacious.
> 
> Data adapted (I hope it is ethical){If not, tell me.} from a well loved
> commercial bibliographic database source: (Thanks to the programmers.)
> 
> * What are the ethical considerations of internet information transmission?

Bill:
I say it's unethical to use a list of citations without crediting the
source. I think you should post another message giving the source of the
list.  (I hope this is clear) (If not tell me)
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