Response to “No Shortage of Dilemmas”

Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics 15 (3):331-332 (2006)
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In a short rejoinder, I thank Macklin and Benatar for their very helpful and thought-provoking comments and at the same time, I want to provide some additional information, which might be of interest to Macklin and our readers

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