former deals with the non-prevention of the birth of an unwanted child, whereas the latter deals with the prevention of the birth of a wanted child. In both cases the defendant’s negligence does not make the fulfillment of the parent’s will physically impossible, but instigates a decision that turns out to be inconsistent with such will. See also Wrongful life Bioethics References Further reading Perry, Ronen & Adar, Yehuda. Wrongful Abortion: A Wrong in Search of a Remedy, 5 Yale Journal of Health Policy, Law and Ethics 507 (2005). Abortion Abortion law Bioethics