Bob and Jane go to Argentina: The Ethics of Cross-Border Care

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BioéthiqueOnline 1:3 (2012)
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This case study presents the story of a typical North American couple searching for fertility treatments on the Internet. This search leads to sites of clinics in other countries, which gets them thinking about traveling abroad for medical services – also known as medical tourism.

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