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https://plato-philosophy.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/09/Ethics-in-Medical-practice.jpg842486Medical Ethics and the State The role of the state (government) in medical ethics can be quite complex. In these two articles (see links below), two perspectives are explored. The famous Baby Theresa case involves a situation where the state prevents parents from acting to share their dying daughter’s organs. The second case concerns a ... ...