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Distinguishing between Patients' Refusals and Requests
Hastings Center Report 24 (4):13-15 (1994)
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To speak of patients' choices is to obscure the distinction between request and refusal of treatment. The distinction is particularly crucial for questions of killing or letting die.Other Versions
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