Is Pregnancy a Disease? And Why Does That Matter

Pediatric Ethics Podcast
05/03/2020

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Dr. Daniel Brudney explains some doctors refuse to provide certain medical treatments to their patients because they have a conscientious objection to those treatments. However, should all objections to treatment be honored?  Where are the limits between professional obligations and personal beliefs?

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