Religious Belief Linked to Desire for Aggressive Treatment in Terminal Patients - NYTimes.com: "“To religious people, life is sacred and sanctified,” Dr. Prigerson said, “and there’s a sense they feel it’s their duty and obligation to stay alive as long as possible.”"
Is it that the patient or the patient's family that feels a duty and obligation? I must say it generally feels like the family, not the patient, that wants to keep a patient alive...
Thursday, March 19, 2009
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