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Ethical issues in the developing world.

N W Harrison·J L Eshleman·P M Ngugi

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Circumcision, Female Developing Countries Education, Medical, Continuing Ethics, Medical Female Health Resources Human Rights Humans Medicine, Traditional Moral Obligations Professional Misconduct Resource Allocation Socioeconomic Factors Urology Health Care and Public Health Journal Article Review

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N W Harrison, J L Eshleman, P M Ngugi. 1995. Ethical issues in the developing world.. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1464-410x.1995.tb07879.x

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