The Pro‐Life Maternal‐Fetal Medicine Physician A Problem of Integrity

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Hastings Center Report 25 (1):22-26 (1995)
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If the practice of maternal‐fetal medicine sometimes results in abortion, can a physician strongly opposed to abortion maintain his own integrity and still practice in this field?

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