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Medical Termination of Pregnancy and the Persistent Challenges in India.

Jul 2026 · Health Care Analysis · 0 citations · 5 references
Medicine

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This article will critically examine the landmark judgement delineating reproductive autonomy in India, arguing that while the judgement is neoteric, it does not go far enough to address the practical challenges associated with medical termination of pregnancy.

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