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Risk versus benefit: facing a question of balance

APPROVAL for the world’s first full face transplant in Britain has raised the difficult question — is the complicated procedure worth it?

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French transplant patients to meet

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Face transplant woman feeling 'very well'

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Transplant patient not suicidal, says doctor

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Face transplant patient 'doing well'

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Face transplant woman's first words were 'thank you'

Face replacement ‘ethically unsound’

DOCTORS who gave a French woman the world’s first partial face transplant have been accused of ignoring ethical advice by not trying normal reconstructive surgery first.

Fri, 02 Dec, 2005

Person: Jean-Michel Dubernard

Risk versus benefit: facing a question of balance

French transplant patients to meet

Face transplant woman feeling 'very well'

Transplant patient not suicidal, says doctor

Face transplant patient 'doing well'

Face transplant woman's first words were 'thank you'

Face replacement ‘ethically unsound’

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Mick Clifford

Person: Jean-Michel Dubernard

Risk versus benefit: facing a question of balance

French transplant patients to meet

Face transplant woman feeling 'very well'

Transplant patient not suicidal, says doctor

Face transplant patient 'doing well'

Face transplant woman's first words were 'thank you'

Face replacement ‘ethically unsound’

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Mick Clifford

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