SCREENING NETWORKS: SHARED AGENDAS IN FEMINIST AND DISABILITY MOVEMENT CHALLENGES TO ANTENATAL SCREENING AND ABORTION
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MCLAUGHLIN, J., SCREENING NETWORKS: SHARED AGENDAS IN FEMINIST AND DISABILITY MOVEMENT CHALLENGES TO ANTENATAL SCREENING AND ABORTION. DISABILITY AND SOCIETY, Vol. 18, no. 3 (2003), p. 297-310.
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Aborto, Bioética, Colaboración, Detección neonatal, Discapacidad, Feminismo, Movimiento social, Mujer
Aborto, Bioética, Colaboración, Detección neonatal, Discapacidad, Feminismo, Movimiento social, Mujer
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