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New Dictionary of Medical Ethics
BMJ Books (1997)
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A practical and thought provoking introduction to the most important ethical issues in medicine today. Over 700 entries, from short essays to brief definitions of key terms and concepts, have been contributed by leading clinicians and medical ethicists.Other Versions
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