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PsychologyEthics

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First published: 2007
Language: English
Editions: 3

Synopsis

An in-depth look at the medical care legislated and received by women giving birth in the United States explores the use of drugs to induce or prevent labor, the increasing trend toward cesarean sections, and women's right to choose the place and manner of birth.

Subjects: Psychology
Ethics
Pregnancy
Moral and ethical aspects
Childbirth
Labor
Set in: United States

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