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In addition to benefits and harms: the relevance of the political.

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  • 1. Centre for Addiction and Mental Health, University of Toronto's Joint Centre for Bioethics in Toronto, Ontario.
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    • Russell B 1
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The Journal of Clinical Ethics, 01 Jan 2010, 21(2):155-158
PMID: 20866022 

This is a comment on "Infants and children with hearing loss need early language access." J Clin Ethics. 2010 Summer;21(2):143-54.

Abstract 

When working with parents of deaf children, clinicians and educators should explicitly add political-justice considerations to benefit-harm considerations in their ethical analyses of available interventions to prevent or reverse children's hearing impairments.

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