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Disorders of Consciousness and Theories of Well-Being
American Journal of Bioethics Neuroscience 12 (2):165-167 (2021)
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Among other issues, Peterson and colleagues (2021) raise the crucial but vexing question of how to assess the well-being of patients with disorders of consciousness (DoCs). I provide some suggestio...Author's Profile
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