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U.S. and European Attitudes Toward Exercise of Patients' Rights Contrast at International Conference of Right-to-Die Societies
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Concern for Dying 1984 Fall; 10(4): 1-2
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Date
1984-09
Subject
Attitudes
;
Patients
;
Patients' Rights
;
Rights
;
Philosophical Ethics
;
Value / Quality of Life
;
International and Political Dimensions of Biology and Medicine
;
Prolongation of Life and Euthanasia
;
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