Dive into the complex ethics of chronic illness, a unique challenge in healthcare. This essential read critically reappraises established medical ethics, exploring how long-term, often incurable conditions reshape patient autonomy and beneficence. It delves into crucial questions of shared patient-provider goals, managing adherence, and ethical patient responsibility. Perfect for bioethics academics, philosophers, and healthcare professionals in India seeking a deeper understanding of patient-centric approaches, consent, and confidentiality in chronic care.