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... treatment should be based on substituted judgment (what the patient would have decided) when there is evidence of the patient's preferences and values. In ... ... therapy is not usually performed for this type and/or stage of cancer. OR ii. There is no reason to suspect that the patient would have had hormone therapy c ... Apr 15, 2019 ... Use of aggressive therapy among cancer patients who died within a ... "The physician might have provided highly optimistic information about the ... Jun 13, 2023 ... “I wonder how many of those patients would have preferred an honest conversation at the beginning and not endured those months of treatment? Apr 30, 2024 ... A medical technology can keep people alive when they otherwise would have died. ... Since then, they have not had a single death in patients ... Sep 4, 2023 ... Martha's Rule would give patients the right to call for an urgent second opinion, which could have prevented the unforgivable mistakes made in her case. Oct 31, 2022 ... ... medical treatment and not be able answer them. You may assume your loved ones know what you would want, but that's not always true. In one ... Sep 1, 2017 ... ... patient's objection would not have been ethically justified. ... If not, why would we force medical treatment, and extreme medical ... An unwelcome immune response could cause serious illness or even death. The story of Jesse Gelsinger illustrates this challenge. Gelsinger, who had a rare liver ... Jan 4, 2024 ... Some people who receive palliative care are still fighting their diseases; in these cases, the treatment works to mitigate their suffering.