Vulnerability, Disability, and Public Health Crises
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Abstract. This article suggests that those individuals typically acknowledged as vulnerable during public health crises, such as pandemics, are often-times doub
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| Authors | Riddle, Christopher A; |
| Journal | public health ethics |
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