Treating Pain in Sickle Cell Disease with Opioids: Clinical Advances, Ethical Pitfalls

Journal of Law, Medicine and Ethics 42 (2):139-146 (2014)
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This article explores the ethical principles of prescribing in Sickle Cell Disease. The first two sections of the article provide detailed scientific justification for the last section of the manuscript, which explores and discusses the ethical principles

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