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Navigating End-of-Life Cases

My recent paper concerning hard issues in some of the toughest situations there are:
By George L. Anesi
December 13, 2007

My recent paper concerning hard issues in some of the toughest situations there are:Navigating End-of-Life Cases: Debates in Surrogacy, Life-Sustaining Treatments, and Futility.

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