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In a recent review of end-of-life conflicts, John Luce notes that healthcare providers are overwhelmingly successful when sued for unilaterally refusing life support. Similarly, Barry Swadron, the While unilateral refusal itself has never been held per se outrageous, this case has elements of wrongfulness above and beyond unilateral refusal. Specifically, based on press coverage of the lawsuit, provider conduct here appears to have been both insensitive and secretive:
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