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Factors influencing treatment decisions in patients with pulmonary arterial hypertension. [PDF]
Dtsch Med WochenschrKlose H, Roitenberg A, Kronberg K.
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Resources and challenges for midwives supporting women in the latent phase of labor: A qualitative study from Germany. [PDF]
Eur J MidwiferyJeltsch C, Rivière S, von Rahden O.
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Using a basic life support stress-test to assess the influence of ethanol-based hand rubs nitril gloves and of physically demanding clinical tasks on personal protective equipment fit (GLOVDIS-1) - a pilot Manikin study. [PDF]
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The Hastings Center Report, 1993
To speak of rights in the very troubling matter of medically managed death is ill suited both to sound personal decisionmaking and to sensible public policy. There is no firm philosophical or legal argument for a "right to die."
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To speak of rights in the very troubling matter of medically managed death is ill suited both to sound personal decisionmaking and to sensible public policy. There is no firm philosophical or legal argument for a "right to die."
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The Hastings Center Report, 1978
In spite of the almost commonplace ring which the title of this article has acquired in the course of recent public debate, one's first reaction should still be wonder. What an odd combination of words! How strange that we should nowadays speak of a right to die, when throughout the ages all talk about rights has been predicated on the most fundamental
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In spite of the almost commonplace ring which the title of this article has acquired in the course of recent public debate, one's first reaction should still be wonder. What an odd combination of words! How strange that we should nowadays speak of a right to die, when throughout the ages all talk about rights has been predicated on the most fundamental
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The Yale Law Journal, 1997
This essay argues against a right to physician-assisted suicide. It urges that the state has sufficient interests -- in protecting against abuse and diminished patient autonomy -- to justify intruding on any "fundamental right." It suggests that the previous substantive due process cases should be read as involving problems of equal protection or ...
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This essay argues against a right to physician-assisted suicide. It urges that the state has sufficient interests -- in protecting against abuse and diminished patient autonomy -- to justify intruding on any "fundamental right." It suggests that the previous substantive due process cases should be read as involving problems of equal protection or ...
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