The Locus of Decision Making for Severely Impaired Newborn Infants

American Journal of Bioethics 11 (2):39 - 40 (2011)
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Expert analysis is indispensable, especially in medical decision making, because it helps both physicians and patients in making rational decisions. In fact, medical expertise is the very reason pe...

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