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Negative eugenics and ethical decisionsDavid E W FennerThe Journal of Medical Humanities|May 17, 2012
'Murder by milligrams': enhancement technologies and therapeutic zeal in Timothy Findley's Headhunter"Sabrina ReedThe Journal of Medical Humanities|August 28, 2013
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Poetry for the uninitiated: Dannie Abse's "X-Ray" in an undergraduate medicine and literature classSally Bishop ShigleyThe Journal of Medical Humanities|August 20, 2011
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A living life, a living death: Bessie Head's writing as a survival strategySue AtkinsonThe Journal of Medical Humanities|August 18, 2011
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