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Alzheimer Disease and the "Then" Self
Kennedy Institute of Ethics Journal 5 (4):307-321 (1995)
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The authority of the intact self over the future severely demented self is based on notions of integrity and precedent autonomy. Despite criticism of this authority, the principle of precedent autonomy in the care of people with Alzheimer disease or other progressive and irreversible dementias retains its moral significance.Links
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