Population Policy and Ethics: The American Experience : a Project of the Research Group on Ethics and Population of the Institute of Society, Ethics and the Life SciencesRobert M. Veatch Irvington Publishers, 1977 - 501 páginas |
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... moral judgment : Taking such risks is unconscionable and I must consciously object on moral grounds . But it is not helpful to call this a " medical judgment . " The national study of physicians ' attitudes about contraception con ...
... moral judgment : Taking such risks is unconscionable and I must consciously object on moral grounds . But it is not helpful to call this a " medical judgment . " The national study of physicians ' attitudes about contraception con ...
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... moral . One should not draw hasty conclusions from this very limited study from a unique community ; this does not mean that physicians as a profession neces- sarily find the pill more moral than do patients . It does suggest , however ...
... moral . One should not draw hasty conclusions from this very limited study from a unique community ; this does not mean that physicians as a profession neces- sarily find the pill more moral than do patients . It does suggest , however ...
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... moral objections to the use of chemical and mechanical contraceptive procedures . National medical magazine surveys ... moral judgments about oral contraception . Ten percent of the Catholics in the sample were in the highest quartile in ...
... moral objections to the use of chemical and mechanical contraceptive procedures . National medical magazine surveys ... moral judgments about oral contraception . Ten percent of the Catholics in the sample were in the highest quartile in ...
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