First published 10/2/2026, 8:37:15 AM · Last updated 10/2/2026, 8:37:15 AM

Allen E. Buchanan y Dan W. Brock, <i>Decidir por otros. Ética de la toma de decisiones subrogada</i>

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Categories: public-health

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The item addresses the ethics of surrogate decision-making, a topic relevant to scholars and practitioners in medical ethics.

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Allen E. Buchanan y Dan W. Brock, <i>Decidir por otros. Ética de la toma de decisiones subrogada</i>

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