What is the utiltitarian ethics-about consequences

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1. However you are welcome and encouraged to share your thoughts to enrich the discussion: Describe your personal revising strategies. How will you integrate feedback in the future?

2. The lack of details in the advertising is common in every industry, but it is a little different in healthcare. Do you think hospitals and physicians should be required to include disclaimers in their ads like pharmaceutical companies must have?

3. What is the utiltitarian ethics? In what sense is it about consequences?

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