"[Supplying organs for transplantation Jesse dukeminier,] R." the transplantation of organs will be assimilated into ordinary clinical practice... And there is no need to be philosophical about it. this will come about for the single and suficient reason that [Book Review]

Bioethics Reporter 1 (1):22 (1984)
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