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Dangerous Disease and Dangerous Therapy in Jewish Medical EthicsPrinciples and Practice Rabbi Akiva Tatz's latest work presents a detailed approach to dangerous disease and therapy in Jewish Law. Part One includes sections on general principles, approach to risk, dangerous and terminal illness, withholding and withdrawing therapy, analgesia in dangerously and terminally ill patients, euthanasia and assisted suicide, resuscitation, live organ donation, coercion and consent, triage, interventions in pregnancy,
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