Irreconcilable Differences: A Parent's Right to Refuse to Consent to the Medical Treatment of a Child
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Neild, Patricia
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Family and Conciliation Courts Review. 1995 Jul; 33(3): 342-360.
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1995-07Subject
Allowing to Die; Autonomy; Children; Congenital Disorders; Consent; Drugs; Fetuses; Injuries; Judicial Action; Legal Aspects; Legal Rights; Leukemia; Life; Minors; Newborns; Parents; Personhood; Pregnant Women; Prenatal Injuries; Privacy; Prolongation of Life; Quality of Life; Rights; Surgery; Terminally Ill; Treatment Refusal; Value of Life; Withholding Treatment;
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