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Wrong Medicine: Doctors, Patients, And Futile Treatment,Used Doucleff They Will Also Be BetterIn Wrong Medicine, Lawrence J. Schneiderman, M. D., And Nancy S. Jecker, Ph. D., Address Issues That Have Occupied The Media And The Courts Since The Time Of Karen Ann Quinlan. The Authors Examine The Ethics Of Cases In Which Medical Treatment Is Offeredor Mandatedeven If A Patient Lacks The Capacity To Appreciate Its Benefit Or If The Treatment Will Still Leave A Patient Totally Dependent On Intensive Medical Care. In Exploring These Timely Issues