"Periviability in a Pandemic: Good Ethics Still Considered Essential." by Kevin M Dirksen

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Periviability in a Pandemic: Good Ethics Still Considered Essential.

The American journal of bioethics : AJOB

Kevin M Dirksen, Providence Center for Health Care Ethics, Providence Health & Services, Providence St. Joseph Health
Joseph Kaempf, Providence Center for Health Care Ethics
Nicholas Kockler, Providence Center for Health Care Ethics

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Article

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7-1-2020

Keywords

Betacoronavirus,
Coronavirus Infections,
Humans,
Infant, Extremely Premature,
Infant, Newborn,
Influenza, Human,
Pandemics,
Pneumonia, Viral,
2019-nCoV

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Bioethics and Medical Ethics and
Infectious Disease

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Infectious Diseases

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Biomedical Ethics

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Kevin M Dirksen, Joseph Kaempf and Nicholas Kockler. "Periviability in a Pandemic: Good Ethics Still Considered Essential." The American journal of bioethics : AJOB (2020)
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/joseph-kaempf/39/