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• How Do We Wish to Die? The Controversy Over Assisted Death Review of Life's Living Toward Dying: A Theological and Medical-Ethical Study, by Vigen Guroian; Active Euthanasia and Health Care Reform: Testing the Medical Covenant, by William F. May; Life on the Line: Ethics, Aging, Ending Patients' Lives and Allocating Resources, by John F. Kilner; Breaking the Thread of Life: On Rational Suicide, by Robert L. Barry; Must We Suffer Our Way to Death? Cultural and Theological Perspectives On Death by Choice, Edited by Ron P. Hamel and Edwin R. DuBose 

  Lammers, Stephen E. (1999-01)
• Age as a Basis for Allocating Lifesaving Medical Resources: An Ethical Analysis 

  Kilner, John F. (1988)

  In light of the growing prominence of an age criterion in patient selection, it is essential to scrutinize the ethical legitimacy of arguments being offered both for and against using age as a criterion. Accordingly, ...
• Age as a Basis for Allocating Lifesaving Medical Resources: An Ethical Analysis 

  Kilner, John F. (1988-09)