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Response: Persistent perplexities
Kennedy Institute of Ethics Journal 11 (3):305-315 (2001)
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: This response to the preceding five articles highlights the stubborn persistence of the philosophical perplexities surrounding commodification in the realm of medicine and biotechnologyLinks
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