A Minor Question of Vaccine Consent: Not for Ethics Alone to Answer

American Journal of Bioethics 22 (1):64-65 (2021)
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For Alesha to give valid and sufficient consent to a COVID-19 vaccine, she must possess both capacity and competency. Let us consider each in turn.Does Alesha have capacity? Is she approaching her...

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