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Medicine, eugenics, and the Supreme Court: from coercive sterilization to reproductive freedom.

Paul A. Lombardo

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2. See HALLER, supra note 1, at 142 (stating that 30 state eugenic sterilization laws (1912) (exhorting medical educators to include instructions in eugenics as a formal part of the medical curriculum).4. See Dr. William Allen, The Relationship of Eugenics to Public Health, 21 EUGENI-CAL NEWS 73-75 (July-Aug.

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Key concepts: Eugenics, Supreme court, Law, Statute, Legislation, Sterilization (economics), Sociology, Political science