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Smokers, virgins, equity and health care costs
Journal of Medical Ethics 21 (4):209-213 (1995)
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Julian Le Grand's case for saying that it would be equitable if smokers and smokers alone were to pay the costs of smoking-related health care is considered and found to be deficientAuthor's Profile
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