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エホバの証人と無輸血治療の選択 : 生命倫理のケース・スタディとして考察する

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エホバの証人と無輸血治療の選択 : 生命倫理のケース・スタディとして考察する
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Bioethics, April 2017
DOI 10.20593/jabedit.11.1_97
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早崎 史朗, 仁科 健夫, 中井 猛之

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