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ASSOCIATED CONTENTPublished by: Health Economics, Policy and Law (2020)
This paper examines how courts struggled to apply these criteria based on an analysis of cases of patients who sought treatment for cancer between 2005 and 2015, and explores the implications of applying a constitutional ‘right to health’ to treatment decisions.
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Linear approaches to evidence have a long history but they severe limitation.
Linear approaches to evidence have a long history but they severe limitation.
Linear approaches to evidence have a long history but they severe limitation.
Linear approaches to evidence have a long history but they severe limitation.