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Legally Blind: The Therapeutic Illusion in the SUPPORT Study of Extremely Premature Infants

@article{Annas2013LegallyBT,
  title={Legally Blind: The Therapeutic Illusion in the SUPPORT Study of Extremely Premature Infants},
  author={G. Annas and C. L. Annas},
  journal={Journal of Contemporary Health Law and Policy},
  year={2013},
  volume={30},
  pages={1-36}
}
Physician-researchers follow a protocol to generate generalizable knowledge; physicians have a duty to treat patients in ways they and their patients think best. In both activities, research and treatment, physicians often see themselves simply as physicians, practicing medicine. Sick people have similar perception difficulties, and prefer to think of their physicianresearcher simply as their physician, even when their treatment is determined by a protocol or the flip of a coin. Almost 20 years… Expand
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