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PANDEMICS
Medical assocations have warned of the moral stress that COVID-19 can place on clinicians.
Three Oxford ethicists have defended utilitarian pandemic ethics.
A new study warns of an epidemic of deaths of despair.
Commentators say wet-markets are unethical and a danger to humanity.
Above all, we should maximise benefits.
A senior republican politician is ready to sacrifice himself.
Prison populations are at great risk from the outbreak.
Staying at home can be ethically complicated.
Chinese authorities stand accused of a coronavirus cover-up.
The ten myths about a flu which killed missions in and after World War I
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