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'Do not resuscitate' notice was breach of human rights, judges rule
PUBLISHED June 18, 2014The human rights of a terminally ill patient were violated when a "do not resuscitate" notice was placed on her hospital records without her being consulted, the Court of Appeal has ruled.
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