… feeding tube, thereby overturning the lower court's decision. … Only when Cruzan's feeding
tube had actually been … courts to reconnect Nancy Cruzan's feeding tube, each denied by …

… a concurring opinion for the United States Supreme Court in the Cruzan case, stated
unequivocally that artificial feeding should be considered a form of medical intervention. Despite …

… convincing evidence” demonstrated that Nancy would not have wanted tube feeding continued.
… The case of Nancy Cruzan provides us with a public warning as to how much control we …

… decisions will likely suffer real injury in states that adhere to the “clear and convincing’’ standard
(or in instances where the provider misunderstands the Cruzan decision)… of tube feeding …

… —I examine one medical treatment, the use of a feeding tube, and where it can be legally
used … later the Cruzan case came to the courts, and ten years after that came the case of Terri …

… decision was based only on the preponderance of the evidence (that is, it was more likely
than not that Nancy wanted tube feeding … decision about permanent comas and tube feeding …

… The Cruzan decision almost abandons any federal constitutional protection for incompetent
… to justify denial of Nancy Cruzan's right to decline artificial feeding are hardly persuasive. …

… brief time when she was recently removed from tube feeding. … Brophy, Claire Conroy, Nancy
Cruzan and Hugh Finn. These … that "all or most decisions to withhold or withdraw medically …