1. 5. Working Group on Mechanical Circulatory Support, National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute, Artificial Heart and Assist Devices: Directions, Needs, Costs, Societal and Ethical Issues (May 1985) at 33 (emphasis supplied).
2. 4. Surgeons Disagree on Artificial Heart, Science 230: 786 (Nov. 15, 1985).
3. 16. The clause reads: I am fully aware of the considerable public interest anticipated in my story as a recipient of a Total Artificial Heart. I am also aware that Humana Hospital-Audubon has an obligation to disseminate medical information concerning my hospital course as deemed appropriate in the judgment of my physician. In addition to those materials identified in paragraph 13 [relating to professional, scientific, and FDA use of information] Humana Hospital-Audubon, as approved by my physician, is authorized to make, or permit to be made, photographs, slides, films, video tapes, recordings or other means of recording and/or communicating hereinafter referred to as “material(s)” that may be used in newspaper, magazine articles, television, radio broadcasts, movies or any other media or means of dissemination. I consent to the use of my name, likeness, or voice for such purposes. I agree that Humana Hospital-Audubon or Humana Inc. will be the sole and exclusive owner of such materials, and I release the Humana Heart Institute, Humana Inc., Humana Hospital-Audubon, their officers, agents and employees from all claims of liability with respect to the showing, use or dissemination of such material(s). I understand that the materials which are made public, as described in this paragraph, will protect my modesty and be within generally accepted bounds of good taste. (Aug. 8, 1985 revision)