Prenatal Diagnosis and Abortion Are Not in Conflict in Israel

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American Journal of Bioethics 9 (8):58-60 (2009)
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Ballantyne and colleagues (2009) cogently present the conflict that arises in jurisdictions in which prenatal diagnosis (PND) is available and abortions are prohibited. They primarily focus on two...

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