Ethics of health care: papers of the Conference on Health Care and Changing Values, November 27-29, 1973

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Washington: National Academy of Sciences (1974)
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I Conceptual Foundations Ethical problems emerging from modern medical technology have been evaluated on an issue-by-issue basis. ...

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R724.C62 1973

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