Bioethics and end of life feeding in pediatrics: Two complementary perspectives about one single topic
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https://doi.org/10.35454/rncm.v4nSup.324Keywords:
Bioethics, End-of-life nutrition, Children, Adolescents, Quality of lifeAbstract
With advances in curative therapies, children, even if ill, are expected to outlive their parents. However, there are impossible-to-cure conditions that limit life expectancy. Pediatric Palliative Care refers to the active and total care of the body, mind and spirit of children, including support for their families.
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