A global profession: medical values in China and the United States--closing reflections

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Hastings Center Report 30 (4):S45 (2000)
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original Hu, Peicheng; Murray, Thomas H.; Schwarz, M. Roy (2000) "Closing Reflections". Hastings Center Report 30(4):S45

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