Book Reviews: Which Babies Shall Live? Humanistic Dimensions of the Care of Imperiled Newborns,Should the Baby Live? The Problems of Handicapped Infants,The Physician and the Hopelessly Ill Patient: Legal,Medical and Ethical Guidelines,Decisions in Hospice: Guidelines for Making Decisions about the Place or Mode of Treatment When There is Conflict

E.g., Duff R. Campbell A. , Moral and Ethical Dilemmas in the Special-Care Nursery, New England Journal of Medicine 289(17): 890 (Oct. 25, 1973).

Fed. Reg., vol. 50, no. 72, p. 14, 878 (April 15, 1985).

American Hospital Assoc. v. Heckler, 84-6211 (2d Cir. 12/27/84) (unpublished); oral argument no. 84-1529 (U.S. 1/15/86).

Fed. Reg. vol. 49, no. 238, p. 48, 163 (Dec. 10, 1984).

Wanzer Sidney , The Physician's Responsibility Toward Hopelessly Ill Patients, New England Journal of Medicine 310(17): 955 (April 12, 1984).

For a fuller discussion of many of the issues reviewed very succinctly here, see generally Robertson John A. , The Rights of the Critically Ill (Ballinger, Cambridge, Mass., 1983; reviewed by Kapp Marshall B. in Law, Medicine and Health Care 11[5]: 233 [October 1983]).