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Fetal Privacy and Confidentiality
Hastings Center Report 25 (5):32-39 (1995)
Abstract
As the range of conditions for which we can test prenatally expands, society and the medical profession need to develop guidelines about which tests ought to be offered and which ought not to be. Notions of fetal privacy and confidentiality can help to define limits to what parents may reasonably learn about their future child.My notes
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