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Oregon's Denial Disabilities and Quality of Life
Hastings Center Report 22 (6):21 (1992)
Abstract
In using quality of life as a guide to rationing health services, Oregon laid itself open to charges of bias against the disabled—charges that cannot be dismissed out of hand.My notes
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