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Essay heading: Biomedical Ethics
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Not only the child and his or her family benefit from cochlear implants, but society also benefits from eliminating hearing loss because with hearing, these patients become more productive.
On the other hand, Crouch would argue that if you adopt the beliefs of Daniels, cochlear implants are unjustified because there is evidence showing that restoring hearing doesn't contribute to equalizing opportunity in society, but rather, it alienates these patients from society...
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Crouch even says that restoring hearing makes these patients disabled. The prelingually deaf child using a choclear implant is forced to learn to reorganize and produce each vowel, consonant sound, and word from the bottom, and there isn't even any guarantee that the child will learn the oral language...
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