… This book also critiques the view that abortion is not wrong even if the human fetus is a
person. The Ethics of Abortion examines hard cases for those who are pro-life, such as abortion …

… morally significant difference between killing abortions—abortions that kill the fetus in the
womb—and disconnect abortions—abortions that ‘merely’ let the fetus die by removing it from …

… debates, which are misleading when comparing the use of fetal tissue for transplants from
abortions to experiments done during the Holocaust and crimes of Nazi biomedical science. …

… even if fetuses are persons, abortion is permissible in many cases. However, we have shown
that if fetuses are considered to be persons, abortion … public health ethical principles justify …

… Philosophers and ethicists have also written on this topic, with articles in both academic
literature and the mainstream press exploring the ethics of gestating embryos and fetuses …

… This article makes the case for seeing abortion as a public good. It does so using an ethics
of care analysis. At the heart of the argument is that ethics of care requires us to promote …

… in arguing that, even if the fetus is not a person, abortion is immoral. But I will not do … ethics
of killing like he does. Instead, I will start from the concrete ethical fact that giving a fetus fetal …

… morally opposed to abortion. Despite these broad, and in some cases unique benefits, one
major ethical concern is the potential impact of this emerging technology on abortion rights. …

… Indeed, if and when a late-term abortion could be safely performed without killing the fetus,
she would have no absolute right to insist on its death (eg, if others wish to adopt it or to pay …

… ethical debate on abortion. However, I have become increasingly sceptical that the possibility
of ectogestation will transform the problem of abortion. … pregnancies, abortion and adoption …