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Ethics is the discipline or science by which we determine which human actions are good and which are bad.
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proximate intention, remote intention, fatal pathology, removing life support, futile therapy, mandated choice, finis operantis, finis operis, substantive independence, grave burden, artificial hydration, nontherapeutic research, indirect abortion, futility debate, health care ethics, multifetal pregnancy, anencephalic infant, proxy consent, withdrawing life support, difficult ethical decisions, moral object, withdrawing treatment
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Supreme Court, United States, New York, Jehovah's Witness, Judith Curren, Janet Adkins, American Academy of Neurology, Jack Kevorkian, Leon Kass, Nancy Beth Cruzan, New England Journal of Medicine, Patient Self-Determination Act, Government Printing Office, Hastings Center Report, Pope Pius, Advance Directives Revisited, All's Well, Can Liberty Sustain Itself, Conceiving One Child, Discontinuing Life Support, Ends Well, Jane Roe, Kevorkian's Dilemma, Medical Ethics Needs Accurate Distinctions, Obtaining Organs
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