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Withdrawing artificial nutrition and patients' interests
Journal of Medical Ethics 39 (9):555-556 (2013)
Abstract
I argue that the arguments brought by Counsel for M to the English Court of Protection are morally problematic in prioritising subjective interests that are the result of ‘consistent autonomous thought’ over subjective interests that are the result of a more limited cognitive perspectiveAuthor's Profile
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