In Addition to Benefits and Harms: The Relevance of the Political

Journal of Clinical Ethics 21 (2):155-158 (2010)
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When working with parents of deaf children, clinicians and educators should explicitly add political-justice considerations to benefit-harm considerations in their ethical analyses of available interventions to prevent or reverse children’s hearing impairments.

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