Why Can’t Japanese People Decide?—Withdrawal of Ventilatory Support in End-of-Life Scenarios and Their Indecisiveness

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Why Can’t Japanese People Decide?—Withdrawal of Ventilatory Support in End-of-Life Scenarios and Their Indecisiveness https://t.co/zC1C0rp4OJ Asian Bioethics Review

17 Dec 2019

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Why can’t Japanese People Decide?—Withdrawal of Ventilatory Support in #EndOfLife Scenarios and their Indecisiveness. Eisuke Nakazawa, Keiichiro Yamamoto, Reina Ozeki-Hayashi, Akira Akabayashi (@UT_CBEL). ABR11(4) Dec2019. https://t.co/ZXh1MV8tvE #Bioet

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