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A Study on Selective Non-Treatment of Severely Handicapped Newborns and Their Right to Life: A Survey of Public Consciousness in Okayama Prefecture
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Yamaguchi, Mieko
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Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences 1999 November; 8: (129)192-(163)158
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Date
1999-11
Subject
Consciousness
;
Life
;
Newborns
;
Right to Life
;
Survey
;
Allowing Minors to Die
;
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Life-Prolonging and Life-Terminating Treatment of Severely Handicapped Newborn Babies: A Discussion of the Report of the Royal Dutch Society of Medicine on "Life-Terminating Actions With Incompetent Patients: Part I: Severely Handicapped Newborns."
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