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Why make people patients?
Journal of Medical Ethics 1 (2):81-84 (1975)
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People confront their doctors with three modes of unhealth - disease, illness and sickness. Each is discussed, and the question is asked and answered as to why in this situation people wish to become patientsOther Versions
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