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Perceptions in Reproductive Medicine
Birth Control and Contraception: The Dilemma of Informed Consent
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open or close Kurt Kraetschmer*
Austria
*Corresponding author: Kurt Kraetschmer, MD, PhD, Hermanngasse 4, A-2700 WrNeustadt, Austria
Submission: October 30, 2017;Published: August 20, 2018
ISSN: 2640-9666Volume2 Issue5
Abstract
The paper analyses the most pertinent publications on contraceptive efficacy from the viewpoint of the principle of informed consent. It proves by way of an international comparison that some of the most prominent publications on this topic fall short of providing complete and comprehensive information. It concludes that U.S. women are not in a position to exercise their right of self decision due to a lack of information and disregard for the principle of nil nocere on the part of authors and publishers. The implications are heightened attention to the need of intensified counseling in the clinical practice.
Keywords: Contraception; Bioethics; Family planning; Reproductive medicine
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