Informed Nondissent at the Limits of Viability

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American Journal of Bioethics 22 (11):54-56 (2022)
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Being the parents of a premature infant can be extremely stressful. Even when parents know that there is a high chance of premature birth, they are often in shock when their infant arrives too earl...

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