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From Normal Species Functioning to Capabilities, Is It Enough?
American Journal of Bioethics 13 (8):20-21 (2013)
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Nancy Jecker (2013) makes a compelling argument for using a capabilities approach to resolve the issue of the fair allocation of health care resources across various age groups. This question has b...Other Versions
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