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When parents demand "everything"

C H Rushton, E E Hogue

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    Parents may request life-sustaining treatment against medical advice, creating ethical dilemmas. Ongoing dialogue involving professional standards, legal frameworks, and parental responsibility is crucial for social consensus.

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