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catalyst-28835	Edmiston, Kale	Feminist Bioethics and Intersex Medical Interventions: A Review of Making Sense of Intersex: Changing Ethical Perspectives in Biomedicine (Indiana University Press, 2014)	2016		.htm	text/html	1743	66	34	Feder then deliberately “turns the lens” from intersex patients to clinicians, arguing that the assumption of a clinical imperative to conceal intersex bodies stems not from medical need but from projected provider disgust. Throughout the book, Feder investigates intersex medical interventions from multiple angles, including the primacy of the child-parent relationship, the ethics of caregiving and consent, and the complex slippage that occurs when “good medicine” does not equate to “ethical medicine.”	cache/catalyst-28835.htm	txt/catalyst-28835.txt