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The Physician's Dilemma: A Doctor's View: What the Law Should Be (On Euthanasia)
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Teel, Karen
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BAYLOR LAW REVIEW 27(1): 6-9, Winter 1975
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Date
1975-12
Subject
Euthanasia
;
Law
;
Allowing Minors to Die
;
Health Care for Mentally Disabled Persons
;
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