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Unreasonable risks to self/family, labor rights/workers' protection were reasons for refusal to treat during COVID-19

The COVID-19 pandemic altered a long-held convention that doctors provide care regardless of personal risk.

According to a new study there is a steadily growing acceptance of the view that it could be ethically acceptable for doctors to refuse care.

If you want typical medical students, a typical admissions process might do. But Duke University School of Medicine is not looking for typical medical students. That’s why the admissions process is tailor-made to go beyond transcripts and test scores to identify students who will not only thrive at Duke but will also have a significant impact throughout their careers.