Clinical Justice Guiding Medical Allocations

American Journal of Bioethics 4 (3):116-119 (2004)
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Individuals each have their own unique conceptions of what is good. Nevertheless, because human beings have common needs, there is a significant overlap in their appreciation of what counts as good...

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