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Medicine / Medical ethics / Euthanasia / Health / Persistent vegetative state / Cruzan v. Director /  Missouri Department of Health / Life support / Surrogate decision-maker / Advance healthcare directive / Terminal illness / Assisted suicide / Tony Bland
Date: 2016-05-02 13:41:04
Medicine
Medical ethics
Euthanasia
Health
Persistent vegetative state
Cruzan v. Director
Missouri Department of Health
Life support
Surrogate decision-maker
Advance healthcare directive
Terminal illness
Assisted suicide
Tony Bland

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