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Philosophical Oncology: Calling on the Principle of Double Effect
Journal of the National Comprehensive Cancer Network, 2003Reasonable human behavior is based on doing something for a consequence that is perceived as good. Ethical medical decision-making is based on prioritizing values after understanding the relevant facts. There is an ethical obligation to do no harm. This is especially true in relieving the pain and suffering of dying patients; in these cases, treatment ...
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The Principle of Double Effect, Permissiveness, and Intention
International Philosophical Quarterly, 2019While some believe that the principle of double effect provides sound ethical guidance, others believe that it does not and have leveled various types of argument against it. One type of argument leveled against it proceeds by applying it to hypothetical “closeness” cases.
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Toward Understanding the Principle of Double Effect
Ethics, 1980The Principle of Double Effect (hereafter PDE) has long been a mainstay of Catholic moral thinking.' In recent years, however, the use and discussion of this doctrine have not been limited to Catholics or to theologians.' The PDE, or propositions closely related to it, have come up for considerable discussion by English-speaking philosophers.3 In spite
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Multiple solutions for double phase problems in Rn via Ricceri's principle
Journal of Mathematical Analysis and Applications, 2023Vincenzo Ambrosio
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[The principle of double effect in palliative care].
Soins; la revue de reference infirmiere, 2011Caregivers sometimes feel powerless in complex end-of-life situations. Some therapies used to relieve the patient can have the effect of shortening the patient's life. This is why it is essential to explain clearly the principle known as the double effect.
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