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Appeals to Individual Responsibility for Health - Reconsidering the Luck Egalitarian Perspective—ERRATUM
Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics 22 (3):328-329 (2013)
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In the article by Kristin Voigt in the April 2013 issue of Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics, quotation marks around certain phrases were deleted.Author's Profile
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