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Health and Medicine in the Catholic Tradition
Author
McCormick, Richard A.
Bibliographic Citation
New York: Crossroad; 1984. 173 p.
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http://hdl.handle.net/10822/726086
Date
1984
Subject
Abortion
;
Aged
;
Allowing to Die
;
Artificial Insemination
;
Bioethical Issues
;
Bioethics
;
Competence
;
Congenital Disorders
;
Conscience
;
Contraception
;
Consent
;
Decision Making
;
Ethics
;
Fetal Therapy
;
Fetuses
;
Health
;
Health Care
;
Hospitals
;
Human Experimentation
;
Institutional Ethics
;
Justice
;
Life
;
Love
;
Medicine
;
Morality
;
Newborns
;
Patient Care
;
Physician's Role
;
Religious Hospitals
;
Reproduction
;
Roman Catholic Ethics
;
Sexuality
;
Sterilization
;
Theology
;
Third Party Consent
;
Withholding Treatment
;
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