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Prenatal politics: fetal surgery, abortion and disability rights in the United States
The New Bioethics 27 (4):334-348 (2021)
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While fetal surgery—and pregnancy termination as a possible therapeutic alternative—have been examined in a number of studies, very few have addressed the issues and tensions that arise when prenat...My notes
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