24 weeks is too late for abortion
Extract:
"Professor Stuart Campbell, a consultant at the Create Health Clinic and formerly head of obstetrics and gynaecology at King's College School of Medicine, says he no longer carries out late-term abortions because advances in neo-natal care have led to the survival of a rising number of babies born between 21 and 24 weeks.
"If the decision were mine I would immediately reduce the termination limit to 20 weeks," he said. "To me it seems utterly illogical that, in adjacent wards, one doctor is struggling to save a baby delivered at 23 weeks while another is aborting a healthy baby of the same age.""
Sunday, February 25, 2007
24 weeks is too late for abortion says Stuart Campbell, a consultant at the Create Health Clinic and formerly head of obs and gynae at King's College
Posted by Willow at 12:47 pm
Labels: abortion debate, neo-natal care, Stuart Campbell
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