id	author	title	date	pages	extension	mime	words	sentence	flesch	summary	cache	txt
1c18df67n1c	Charles Christopher Camosy	Treatment of Imperiled Newborns: The Social Quality of Life Model in Light of Catholic Social Teaching	2009		.txt	text/plain	187	4	31	Though more research is needed on treatment outcomes and their long-term costs before most specific reforms could be prudently enacted, the dissertation argues that certain neonatal treatments are disproportionate with the common good and ought to be foregone. If one takes seriously the intrinsically social nature of persons, a preferential option for the poor, the universal destination of goods, and other like principles, the central thesis of the dissertation becomes clear: though all newly born human infants are full moral persons, what kind of treatments are beneficial or burdensome cannot be seen apart from complex social questions with regard to distribution of resources.	cache/1c18df67n1c.txt	txt/1c18df67n1c.txt