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EPISODE · Apr 7, 2008 · 1H 32M

Getting Resources in an Epidemic: Should The First Responders Always Be the First in Line?

from Healthcare and Ethics Podcast Series · host A2Ethics.org

A2ethics.org was fortunate to gather a group of policy-makers and professionals all charged with considering the ethics of reasoned rationing when an generalized epidemic, such as AIDS or pandemic flu occurs. Is is possible to be reasonable in such situations?

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