The Creation of Partial Patients

Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics 9 (1):23-33 (2000)
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Armstrong describes the rise of a new mode of medical practice that he calls in the following terms: Surveillance medicine gives rise to a novel and underexplored aspect of the long-standing tension between the different goals of clinical medicine and public health

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