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Truth at the last--a case of obstructed death?
Journal of Medical Ethics 8 (1):48-50 (1982)
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The following case breaks with tradition by having only one commentary upon it, and that is from the doctor who submitted the case. We invite readers to make their own analysis of his comments, and to respond as appropriateLinks
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