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Promoting Justice, Trust, Compliance, and Health: The Case for Compensation
American Journal of Bioethics 9 (11):22-24 (2009)
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The qualitative research of Baum and colleagues (2009), among other things, reveals that people are worried about the financial consequences of social-distancing measures and that lack of trust in...Author's Profile
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