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Adequate Health Care and an Aging Society: Are They Morally Compatible?
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Callahan, Daniel
Bibliographic Citation
Daedalus. 1986 Winter; 115(1): 247-267.
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Date
1986
Subject
Aged
;
Aging
;
Attitudes
;
Attitudes to Death
;
Biomedical Technologies
;
Chronically Ill
;
Costs and Benefits
;
Death
;
Economics
;
Future Generations
;
Health
;
Health Care
;
Life
;
Moral Policy
;
Obligations of Society
;
Obligations to Society
;
Patient Care
;
Prolongation of Life
;
Public Policy
;
Quality of Life
;
Resource Allocation
;
Selection for Treatment
;
Social worth
;
Statistics
;
Values
;
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BioethicsLine: 1972-1999
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