Commentary

Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics 13 (1):100-100 (2004)
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All treatments, even those labeled as supportive, have burdens as well as benefits. Patients and their surrogates have the right to finally decide whether the offered treatment's cost-benefit calculation is acceptable

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