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Clarifications on the moral status of newborns and the normative implications
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In this paper we clarify some issues related to our previous article ‘After-birth abortion: why should the baby live?’.
- Abortion
- Philosophical Ethics
- Embryos and Fetuses
- Interests of Woman/Fetus/Father
- Newborns and Minors
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