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cord-319672-su0uibmi	Smith, Maxwell J.	Ebola and Learning Lessons from Moral Failures: Who Cares about Ethics?	2015-10-17		.txt	text/plain	6934	326	47	In this article we argue that, despite not being recognized as such, the vast majority of lessons proffered in this literature should be understood as ethical lessons stemming from moral failures, and that any improvements in future global public health emergency preparedness and response are in large part dependent on acknowledging this fact and adjusting priorities, policies and practices accordingly such that they align with values that better ensure these moral failures are not repeated and that new moral failures do not arise. In this article we argue that, despite not being recognized as such, the vast majority of lessons proffered in this literature should be understood as ethical lessons stemming from moral failures, and that any improvements in future global public health emergency preparedness and response are in large part dependent on acknowledging this fact and adjusting priorities, policies and practices accordingly such that they align with values that better ensure these moral failures are not repeated and that new moral failures do not arise.	./cache/cord-319672-su0uibmi.txt	./txt/cord-319672-su0uibmi.txt