Competing Duties and Professional Roles

American Journal of Bioethics 23 (12):25-28 (2023)
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I heartily agree with Sam Doernberg and Robert Troug’s claims that there are important differences between “general morality” and medical ethics, and that in some instances they issue contradictory...

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