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New Danish law: human life begins at conception
Journal of Medical Ethics 14 (2):77-78 (1988)
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A new law has been passed by the Danish Parliament, establishing an ethical council. The law has caused considerable debate in Denmark, particularly because it states that 'the work of the council shall build on the basis that human life takes its beginning at the time of conception'Author's Profile
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