Children with AIDS in the public schools: The ethical issues
Journal of Medical Humanities and Bioethics 8 (2):101-109 (1987)
| Abstract | The question of whether to allow children with AIDS to attend public school generates explosive emotions and has wide-reaching consequences. This paper focuses on the perspective of parents of well children who may be asked to attend school with children who have AIDS. These parents are poised at the heart of the dilemma: they are the ethical bottom line, and an argument that fails to satisfy them ought not to satisfy anyone | |||||||||
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