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Alliance Defense Fund
Many pro-life physicians, nurses and now even pharmacists feel they are being asked to choose between conscience and career. Pro-choice advocates, meanwhile, believe that refusal to serve, inform or refer patients stigmatizes them, undermines care and dangerously isolates providers. In recent months, conflict has escalated in hospitals, medical schools and professional organizations.
Read the full report here: Pro-life health professionals in conflict between conscience and career
Read the full report here: Pro-life health professionals in conflict between conscience and career

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