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3rd paper from that came out recently!! https://t.co/IatsyZhFeY @AsianBioethics @AnantBhan @HEaLInsti_FMES @uzh_ibme I discuss the narrative construct of ‘passive patient’ in Indian medical negligence cases. I critically examine the rhetoric in legal reas
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