Ambiguity and Hope: Disclosure Preferences of Less Acculturated Elderly Mexican Americans Concerning Terminal Cancer—A Case Story
Gelya Frank, Leslie J. Blackhall, Sheila T. Murphy, Vicki Michel, Stanley P. Azen, Haydee Mabel Preloran & Carole H. Browner
Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics 11 (02) (2002)
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