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cjgl-2620	Eidmann, Kathryn A.	Acuna and the Abortion Right: Constraints on Informed-Consent Litigation	2011	59	.pdf	application/pdf	20330	792	48	In addition to serving as an incrementalist antiabortion strategy, abortion malpractice claims are also an early expression of the woman-protective antiabortion argument: that abortion is wrongful not only because it terminates a potential life, but also because it harms women.3 1 Vincent Rue has claimed that [t]he two most common causes of action in abortion malpractice are: (1) negligence in evaluating/ screening a patient, pre-abortion; and (2) lack of informed consent . . .	cache/cjgl-2620.pdf	txt/cjgl-2620.txt