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What would you do?: an investigation into Jewish biomedical ethics.

Sh'ma : a journal of Jewish responsibility - 1 Sept 1995

Kenigsberg Kenneth, Reisner Avram Israel, Davidowitz-Farkas Zahara, Fins Joseph J, Breitowitz Yitzchok A, Grumet Zvi, Berkowitz Adena K

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