Response to “From Pittsburgh to Cleveland: NHBD Controversies and Bioethics” by George J. Agich

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Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics 8 (4):514-517 (1999)
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We were not surprised by the opinion piece written for the CambridgeQuarterly by George J. Agich, Ph.D., who chairs the Cleveland Clinic Foundation's bioethics department. Dr. Agich uses the article to attack those who criticized his institution's proposed non-heart-beating organ donor protocol. Because we reported on this controversy for 60Minutes in April 1997, we wanted to set the record straight

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