In Vitro

October 1977, Volume 13, Issue 10, pp 588–594 | Cite as

Medical ethics—So what's the story?

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• Alfred Gellhorn

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Phenylketonuria Biomedical Knowledge Gangliosidosis Biomedical Advance Prenatal Genetic Diagnosis 

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• Alfred Gellhorn
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1. 1.Center for Biomedical Education, and Vice President for Health AffairsThe City College of New YorkNew York