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work_bjhttztm7nb4pgwhguqjzz3huq	Niloo M. Edwards	Nothing is fair or good alone	2003.0	2	.pdf	application/pdf	1126	85	62	basis of organ survival rather than strictly on patient need. medical ethics terminology, it is a conflict between beneficence, doing what is best for our patients, and justice, the fair societal allocation of criteria, since outcomes using "non-standard" heart donors were comparable with However, this study also indicates that "alternate list" recipients, primarily older patients, can do as well as their younger counterparts despite patients with heart failure between the ages of 65 and 70 years than there are from hearts, or they can find ethical justification for maintaining their current age limits. than age 18 years, with a deliberate advantage by allocating all donors younger than Limits, suggests that our current principles of providing health care are defined by What ought to be available to all becomes the moral responsibility of all." Certainly, our current health-care allocation that older patients with poorer donor hearts can survive	./cache/work_bjhttztm7nb4pgwhguqjzz3huq.pdf	./txt/work_bjhttztm7nb4pgwhguqjzz3huq.txt