Who Lives, Who Dies: Unlucky people, ethical dilemmas about their right to health, and our power to change the odds for them
by Ion Martinis
Who Lives, Who Dies examines the ethical dilemmas surrounding people’s right to health and the unequal odds that shape their lives. It reflects on vulnerability, responsibility, and the power available to individuals and societies seeking to influence health outcomes.
About This Book
Who Lives, Who Dies explores ethical questions surrounding the right to health.
The book considers why some people face greater risks and fewer opportunities for wellbeing.
It examines the power individuals and societies may have to influence these outcomes.
At its center is a reflection on responsibility, fairness, and the possibility of changing the odds.
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