What happens when doctors play God

The last two were very different men. They practised in different eras as [John Bodkin Adams] qualified in the 1920s and [Harold Shipman] at a much later date. They were also different in personality and motivation for their crimes, but they shared one aspect in common.

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Published inIrish Medical Times Vol. 40; no. 14; p. 28
Main Author Galbraith, Joyce
Format Trade Publication Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Sutton Irish Medical Times 07.04.2006
Subjects
Adams, John Bodkin
Crime
Euthanasia
Gossip
Morphine
Murders & murder attempts
Narcotics
Paramedics
Physicians
Professional practice
Shipman, Harold
Ireland
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Summary:The last two were very different men. They practised in different eras as [John Bodkin Adams] qualified in the 1920s and [Harold Shipman] at a much later date. They were also different in personality and motivation for their crimes, but they shared one aspect in common.
ISSN:0047-147X