Near-suicide phenomenon: A collectivistic dilemma between life and morality

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Abstract

Given this bitter reality, the “near-suicide” term is coined to describe the phenomenon in which poor patients with serious illnesses or injuries choose to end their treatment, which is highly likely to result in mortality, to avoid making their families destitute

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