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The Ramifications of Rejecting Wrongful Birth: A Closer Look at Grubbs v. Barbourville Family Health Center

Johanna L. Frantz

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When Life is an Injury: An Economic Approach to Wrongful Life Lawsuits, 52 DuKE L.J. 807, 807 (2003) ("Wrongful birth lawsuits are prenatal negligence suits brought by the parents of a deformed or retarded child against a doctor who negligently failed to diagnose or inform the parents about potential birth defects.").10

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When Life is an Injury: An Economic Approach to Wrongful Life Lawsuits, 52 DuKE L.J. 807, 807 (2003) ("Wrongful birth lawsuits are prenatal negligence suits brought by the parents of a deformed or retarded child against a doctor who negligently failed to diagnose or inform the parents about potential birth defects.").10

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When Life is an Injury: An Economic Approach to Wrongful Life Lawsuits, 52 DuKE L.J. 807, 807 (2003) ("Wrongful birth lawsuits are prenatal negligence suits brought by the parents of a deformed or retarded child against a doctor who negligently failed to diagnose or inform the parents about potential birth defects.").10

Key concepts: Center (category theory), Law, Political science, Chemistry, Crystallography

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