¿Objeción de conciencia y/o de Ciencia en el actuar médico?

The legalization of abortion and/or euthanasia, and of the medically assisted suicide in different Western countries has given rise to a lengthy discussion about whether or not conscientious objection by physicians is justified. Part of the problem is related to the meaning and scope of this objection and the different ways of arguing about it. The following article attempts to clarify and conceptually situate the issue by distinguishing freedom and conscientious objection from so–called scientific or professional objection.