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Kevin Healy

August 5, 2014

Published by admin on August 5, 2014

Compassionate Use | Who Decides When its a Child’s Life?

Richard Plotkin, Vice-Chair of The Max Cure Foundation explains compassionate use when it relates to pediatric cancer and his take on the ethical issues.