Catholic doctor should not have been banned from saving unborn babies
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Tim Dieppe2021-06-04T09:46:00
Medical authorities have turned ethical codes upside down by banning Dr Kearney from administering an anti-abortion pill to women who change their minds, say Christian Concern
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