Culture of Death: The Assault on Medical Ethics in America
From the August/September 2001 Print EditionAt a recent conference on the ethics of withdrawing nourishment and fluids from mentally incompetent patients, I was approached by an acquaintance who is close to retirement age. Richard, he said in a grave tone, when I become seriously ill, I want you to promise me one . . . . Continue Reading »
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