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Healing and dying with dignity: Where does India stand?
Sunita Vs Bandewar1, Sanjay Nagral2
1Independent Senior Research Professional and Consultant in Global Health and Bioethics, C-5, Mantri Avenue -1, Panchavati, Pashan Rd, Pune, MH, 411 008, India,. sunita.bandewar@utotoronto.ca.
Indian Journal of Medical Ethics
|January 31, 2016
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