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work_5hwszkygcnerhoi7zq5sn7rjdy	R Gillon	Justice and medical ethics	1985	2	.pdf	application/pdf	2573	358	72	Some argue that medical ethics should have no truck with justice in doctors start to temper this obligation with any conflicting considerations of fairness or justice.' and burdens-exhaust the relevance of justice to medical ethics. new medical colleagues concerns justice. virtue" and justice in a narrower sense, concerning equality of Instead, argued Aristotle, the equality of justice had to be were owed the same, and in that sense justice required equality of justice required people to be treated equally. Aristotle's formal principle of justice with its demands for equal Libertarian theories of justice emphasise that people should be people's personal rights"-but, unlike Locke's theory, they often Marxist theories of justice emphasise that people deserve to have their needs and Aristotle's formal principle of justice can be met by Rawls's theory of justice people coming together to work out a theory of justice for their context of these various substantive theories of justice and in the	./cache/work_5hwszkygcnerhoi7zq5sn7rjdy.pdf	./txt/work_5hwszkygcnerhoi7zq5sn7rjdy.txt