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Is it morally justifiable to give minors the right to consent to treatment, but not the right to refuse treatment?
May 8, 2006
| Response from Peter Lipton on May 8, 2006 |
How can there be a right to consent without a right to refuse? The problem here is conceptual, not moral.
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