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Elder Choice

Conard, Alfred F. (1993)

Thanks to medical technology, thousands of elderly patients suffer the agony of debility, from which many of them would choose to be released if they knew how to effect a choice. Prolonging their metabolism is unfair ...

Position Statement: Certain Aspects of the Care and Management of Profoundly and Irreversibly Paralyzed Patients With Retained Consciousness and Cognition

Unknown author (American Academy of Neurology. Ethics and Humanities Subcommittee, 1993-01)

Death After Death: The Presumption of Informed Consent for Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation -- Ethical Paradox and Clinical Conundrum

Jaffe, Allan S.; Landau, William M. (1993-11)

Paternalism, Disability, and the Right to Die

Kemp, Evan J. (1993)

Overtreatment of Neonates

Fleischman, Alan R.; Gartner, Lawrence M.; Hunt, Andrew D.; Weil, William B.; Lantos, John D.; Silverman, William A. (1993-01)

Family Surrogate Laws: A Necessary Supplement to Living Wills and Durable Powers of Attorney

Hamann, Ardath A. (1993)

The End of Life in Medical Practice: A Review of a Report by the Netherlands Central Bureau of Statistics, 1992

Habgood, John (1993-04)

Life After Nancy B

Williams, Lynne Sears (1993-09-01)

WHEN MEDICINE WENT MAD by Arthur Caplan

Marsh, Frank H. (1993-06)

Attitudes of Mothers, Doctors, and Nurses Toward Neonatal Intensive Care in a Developing Society

Wainer, Stephen; Khuzwayo, Harriet (1993-06)

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