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Family perspectives on ‘proper medical treatment’ for people in prolonged vegetative and minimally conscious states

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Published copy (DOI)

10.4324/9781315744308

Author(s)

Celia Kitzinger
Jenny Kitzinger

Department/unit(s)

Sociology

Publication details

Title of host publication	The Legitimacy of Medical Treatment: What Role for the Medical Exception?
Date	Published - 1 Jan 2016
Pages	86-104
Number of pages	19
Publisher	Taylor and Francis
Original language	English
ISBN (Print)	9781317591719, 9781138840348

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