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AN AFRICAN PERSPECTIVE ON ADVANCE DIRECTIVES
Advance directives, a form of oral or written statement in which people declare their treatment preferences in the event that they lose decision¬-making capacity, are known to exist in various cultures of the world. Existing studies on advance directives in Western medical tradition place great emph...
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