Daniel Sulmasy

Too Expensive to Treat?

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“A substantial contribution to the literature on controlling health-care costs. . . Camosy has written a provocative book, marrying the ordinary/extraordinary means tradition to Catholic social teaching and arguing that it is morally necessary to take costs into account in making decisions about who should receive high-tech neonatal intensive care. Since the magnitude of the problems Camosy addresses will only increase, this is a book that should be read for years to come.”