Titlebook: Ethical Dimensions of Geriatric Care; Value Conflicts for Stuart F. Spicker (Professor of Community Medicine Book 19871st edition D. Reide

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-61976-2e asking whether we can afford ever-increasing increments of medical care. Within the various sub-worlds of medical treatment, debates about cost vs. benefits are also more frequent. Questions of rationing vs. open access are being raised by various authorities. To try to clarify the issues in terms

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G. D. Muller,N. C. Sonnenberg,S. Donoghueons of persons. In principle, such could be avoided. If men and women would renounce their evil ways, a moral millennium would dawn. In any event, those who act immorally can be punished and, as far as possible, forced to make restitution. After all of this, much in the world would still be undesira

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