Patients' option to stop dialysis treatment

Patients' option to stop dialysis treatment

An official (R) of a municipal hospital in Fussa, Tokyo, meets the press on March 8, 2019, over patients' deaths following their apparent decisions to stop dialysis treatment on doctors' advice during the five years from April 2013. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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