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 1  Int,    4|   Even certain sectors of the medical profession, which by its
 2  Int,    4|    way the very nature of the medical profession is distorted
 3    1,   11|     stages by using innocuous medical terms which distract attention
 4    1,   13|      womb without recourse to medical assistance. On this point,
 5    1,   14|      pretext of scientific or medical progress, in fact reduces
 6    1,   14|      in order to identify the medical treatment which may be needed
 7    1,   15|     of increasingly effective medical and social assistance, risks
 8    1,   26|     anew the meaning of life.~Medical science, thanks to the committed
 9    1,   26| international distribution of medical resources is still far from
10    3,   64|    and equipment, science and medical practice today are able
11    3,   65|  forego so-called "aggressive medical treatment", in other words,
12    3,   65|   treatment", in other words, medical procedures which no longer
13    3,   68|     assistance of doctors and medical personnel.~It is often claimed
14    4,   88|  taking advantage of suitable medical and social services available
15    4,   89|       be considered a form of medical treatment, even when the