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Perceptions in Reproductive Medicine
Is the Fetus an Unborn Baby? The Moral Dilemma of Reproductive Rights: A Commentary
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open or closeHani Raoul Khouzam*
Department of Health, USA
*Corresponding author:Hani Raoul Khouzam, Department of Health, USA
Submission: July 05, 2019;Published: July 17, 2019
Volume3 Issue4 July ,2019
Abstract
The purpose of this commentary is to clarify an alternative point of view in regard to the semantic differentiation that has been promoted as true fact which claims that a fetus is not a real person and as such cannot be called or treated as a baby. Advocates of the reproductive rights insist that a fetus is not a baby unless a passage of rights is earned by leaving the mother womb. As a consequence of this assumption the fetus is not a person and does not possess any right in deciding on whether to live or to be terminated.
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