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In the Baby Doe case,

In the Baby Doe case,

a. doctors performed surgery unlikely to improve the babys quality of life.
b. parents forced the doctors to perform surgery that the doctors considered unwarranted.
c. the baby died after its parents refused to authorize potentially life-saving surgery.
d. doctors demanded federal funding for performing surgery on a retarded baby.
e. lawyers forced parents to comply with their doctors decisions regarding their babys care.

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