Seeking fair treatment: from the AIDS epidemic to national health care reform
Choice Reviews OnlinePublished 1 October 1995
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The duty to treat and access to care and ethics issues in underwriting, HIV-Infected Surgeons and Dentists: Public Threat or Public Sacrifice?
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Introduction. 1: The Duty to Treat and Access to Care. 2: HIV-Infected Surgeons and Dentists: Public Threat or Public Sacrifice?. 3: AIDS and Insurability: Ethics Issues in Underwriting. 4: Parallel Track Use of Unproven Drugs. 5: Justice and access to high-technology home care. 6: Morality, Prevention, and Sex Education. 7: Fairness and National Health Care Reforms. Notes. References
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