You can think the worst of Trump and still find that a troubling conclusion, and one that echoes the lessons of 1964: The fear of abnormality reliably produces abnormality in response.
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"Children are walking around with a persistent abnormality," Gordon says.
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The investigators "could not detect any abnormality," Mr. Kok said.
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There was an abnormality around the left ovary and uterus.
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One key abnormality is a condition called atrial fibrillation, or afib.
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Kamiyah is not the only person to have this genetic abnormality.
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That abnormality should have been the dominant theme of the election.
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There was no clot, no mass, but there was an abnormality.
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It's helped us understand that mental illness is not an abnormality.
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In therapeutic uses, this could be a genetic abnormality that causes disease.
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The sole abnormality is his patient's height/weight ratio, aka his BMI.
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That abnormality had initially manifested as déjà vu before emerging as prosopagnosia.
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Some large part of this abnormality is the existence of digital identities.
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Hyperandrogenism is a biological abnormality for which athletes should not be punished.
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The only other abnormality he found was that she was quite weak.
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And there was a third abnormality, a "rough" area of gray matter.
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While Zika-associated microcephaly was the first noticeable abnormality described as infected newborns came to the attention of pediatricians in Brazil, we now understand that this severe abnormality of brain development was only the tip of the iceberg.
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It is not permitted in cases of rape, incest or fatal fetal abnormality.
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He also had a chromosomal abnormality, Trisomy 16, which frequently leads to miscarriage.
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It would be a way to further label being gay as an abnormality.
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It is not allowed in cases of rape, incest or fatal fetal abnormality.
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If an abnormality is detected, a follow-up blood test should be performed.
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There is no exception for cases of rape, incest, or fatal fetal abnormality.
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And an ultrasound can show the abnormality in blood flow from this compression.
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There are some inspiring examples of countries righting themselves after periods of abnormality.
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These critics exaggerate Mr. Trump's abnormality, allowing him to outperform prognostications of doom.
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Like Dr. Lachman, he saw the abnormality but wasn't sure what was going on.
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What's always been remarkable about the 2016 election isn't its abnormality but its normality.
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Twenty-five infants had severe microcephaly, and 17 had at least one neurologic abnormality.
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Their second child was born with both a cleft palate and a heart abnormality.
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If crews don't understand the abnormality, they can't react via an appropriate emergency checklist.
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The abnormality in the inflammatory pathway these patients develop somehow drives the entire process.
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People with this abnormality produce blood cells that are shaped like sickles or crescents.
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"It's possible because that underlying vulnerability is seen in both disorders -- or that underlying abnormality."
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Generally, dermatologists identify whether a mole or other abnormality is cancerous by looking at it.
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But some scientists say the parasite can't be associated with any behavioral abnormality in humans.
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And even in a state of abnormality, they shouldn't be happening with this much frequency.
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I just want to feel like I'm normal, not some abnormality or a rare statistic.
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Several 24-hour recordings of your heart electrical activity indicated no significant heat rhythm abnormality.
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Alternatively, an abnormality flagged by testing might never go on to cause death, Thompson said.
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A Flip or Flop viewer emailed the show's producers after noticing an abnormality on Tarek's throat.
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Trump is not a normal president, and Twitter is often the venue for his disturbing abnormality.
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There may be another factor to blame, like a thyroid abnormality, which can also cause nausea.
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They will be studied carefully over the whole of their lives for any signs of abnormality.
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This type of abnormality, whose Greek name translates to "monster tumor," can grow teeth and hair.
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The two young macaques show "no sign of any abnormality we can detect," he told news.com.
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The only symptom she ever had was the skin abnormality they found during her original exam.
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In some instances, the abnormality may be so severe that it will be incompatible with life.
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" "(He) has wrongly conflated the psychiatric diagnosis of disorder with the definition of abnormality of mind.
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The tests were unremarkable except for a minor abnormality in the test of her liver function.
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"A lot of people out there have the abnormality and nothing happens to them," he said.
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A congenital abnormality would have been present on both sides of the femur, not just one.
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The Mississippi law includes an exception in the case of severe fetal abnormality or a medical emergency.
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The ongoing ability to digest lactose, the main sugar in milk, into adulthood is a biological abnormality.
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The Mississippi bill includes an exception in the case of severe fetal abnormality or a medical emergency.
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As abortion due to fatal fetal abnormality is illegal in Northern Ireland, medical staff could not help.
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Doctors told her the reason she was miscarrying was related to an abnormality in her immune system.
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" The law made exceptions only for medical emergencies or cases in which there's a "severe fetal abnormality.
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Datar guided the couple to file the abortion petition in the Supreme Court citing the fetus's abnormality.
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Datar guided the couple to file the abortion petition in the Supreme Court citing the foetus's abnormality.
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"Despite the presence of abnormality of the mind it doesn't substantially impair his mental responsibility," she said.
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If Theranos makes a mistake, a doctor is more likely to spot the abnormality than a layperson.
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Nor do we know anything about others who may have the same abnormality, whether diagnosed or not.
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A few months ago, our daughter, Cara, who suffered from a chromosomal abnormality, died at 20 weeks.
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Among them, occasionally, an underlying structural abnormality in the brain can be the nidus for electrical disarray.
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The blood tests were likewise unremarkable, save for the same minor abnormality in her liver-function test.
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Charlie, who is 11 months old, has a rare genetic abnormality known as mitochondrial DNA depletion syndrome.
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The move is drastic for the notoriously conservative Islamic nation, and an abnormality for the wider region.
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He noted that in mild cases, the symptoms seem excessively severe compared with the level of brain abnormality.
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This eye abnormality, which also appears in humans, causes the eyes to develop abnormally small and affects vision.
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There's being taller than average, and then there's actually suffering from an excessive height-causing abnormality, explained Vortmeyer.
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Zeman says they found a vascular abnormality in the part of the brain where facial recognition takes place.
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Meanwhile, Robbie Williams recently revealed that he underwent serious treatment after a brain abnormality hospitalised him last September.
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While she couldn't hide her spinal cord abnormality, she never spent a lot of time talking about it.
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The diagnosis was not, say, a hereditary abnormality that could affect other children they might choose to have.
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A follow-up echocardiogram showed a small but distinctive abnormality that had not previously been detected, Green says.
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All that testing finally produced an answer: She had a genetic abnormality causing these attacks of muscular weakness.
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This could be particularly controversial as the abnormality is very hard to detect until late in the pregnancy.
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If an abnormality is detected, parents must make the decision whether to continue with the pregnancy or abort.
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There was no physical weakness, no structural abnormality, no evidence of a stroke, seizure or transient ischemic attack.
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All these factors already are enough to make the 2016 election, in retrospect, seem a monstrous historical abnormality.
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Texas (R) HB 87: Bans abortions after 20 weeks, even if the fetus has a severe, irreversible abnormality.
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Kate Carson had an abortion at 36 weeks after finding out that her daughter had a fatal brain abnormality.
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Abortion—even in cases of rape, fatal fetal abnormality, and incest—is punishable by up to 14 years' imprisonment.
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Yet as Sung was stimulating the heart, trying to make it reveal its abnormality, the patient recognized the sensation.
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According to the Mayo Clinic, the abnormality is usually caused by parts of the skull being small or disfigured.
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It would be deeply ironic if the solution to the previous abnormality is the cause of the new one.
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Unlike Britain, Russia and some other countries, no American state permits abortions due to foetal disease or severe abnormality.
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One reason for this is a high rate of sperm abnormality, meaning many males that mate never produce offspring.
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A fourth scan in 2006 showed his adrenals "glowing brightly," Lindsay said, an abnormality consistent with his new theory.
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I have a vocal cord abnormality that prevents me from talking loudly to compete with the unnerving background noise.
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A woman has a uterine abnormality that neither she nor the doctor knows about until it&aposs too late.
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So instance, like, theoretically, if you see that the child has some sort of abnormality and you can go into a lab with a doctor and say, "Maybe if I can tweak a gene," and then the child does not have that abnormality, the parents are getting an opportunity to make that decision.
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Memories of Travel takes us to a thrilling world of outrageous abnormality, which positivist art history had ignored and repressed.
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It suggests that the noise in the patient's ear is actually the perception of some audible abnormality in the body.
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Polls find that they strongly support extending the right to abortion to cover cases of rape, incest or fetal abnormality.
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Troubleshooting In the event the UltraLove 925x detects abnormality, you will receive step-by-step instructions on how to proceed.
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The phenomenon — where issuers are getting paid to borrow — was once viewed as an abnormality, but is quickly becoming mainstream.
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Several countries currently have bans so harsh that they forbid abortion even in cases of rape, incest, or fetal abnormality.
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Based on these observations, Dr. Chernogubov predicted that the clinical manifestations were caused by an abnormality of the connective tissues.
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With tangible answers — a chromosomal abnormality — my husband's fears subsided, and with this came a widening of his emotional landscape.
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During a routine pre-draft physical, doctors detected an abnormality with his EKG and later diagnosed him with Marfan syndrome.
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The lobster is blue because of a genetic abnormality that causes it to produce an excess of a certain protein.
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I was born with a type of dilated cardiomyopathy, a congenital muscular abnormality that prevented my heart from pumping efficiently.
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Dr. Leestma detected a possible abnormality in the man's hippocampus, a structure involved in memory and the brain's emotional pathways.
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These brain defects occur in as many as one in 100 people, most of whom have no known genetic abnormality.
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The only abnormality was a sinus infection noted on the M.R.I. But why had she been sick for so long?
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But there is an even bigger abnormality in Ndiamaguene, a farming village of mud-brick homes and thatch-roof huts.
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JW: I think it's easy for people to view that man and his views as an anomaly, as an abnormality.
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In a sense we are all Alabamians now, wincing when sophisticates abroad satirize our willingness to be beguiled by abnormality.
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The equipment sensed an 'abnormality' and decided to open a breaker which cut the power to the field for 34 minutes.
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No, what I have is a romantic abnormality, one so unbelievable it must be hidden from the public at all costs.
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"[In this case], the watch was not a lab test, it detected a manifestation of a lab test abnormality," Wynne said.
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Lucky has now managed to survive nearly fifty days, despite a developmental abnormality that causes most animals to die before birth.
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It had stopped growing correctly around five weeks gestation, but the abnormality was not detectable until the 20-week anatomy scan.
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A head CT scan was normal; so were the basic blood tests looking for signs of an electrolyte abnormality or infection.
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More than just a physical abnormality, David's mass is a potential health risk, as the growth is obstructing his nasal passage.
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If you've recently been pregnant, you were probably offered blood tests to tell whether your fetus had a serious genetic abnormality.
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" "Judging by their telephone conversations, they have a desire to get beyond this abnormality and start seeking agreement on specific issues.
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Krysta Davis was 18 weeks pregnant with her daughter, Rylei Arcadia Diane Lovett, when she was told the baby had an abnormality.
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There's a sense of abnormality and being "other" with infertility, so the idea of being like everybody else became a big deal.
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In one case, doctors were trying to decide whether to operate on a fetus in-utero to fix a dangerous facial abnormality.
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Hopefully, the behavior of some, witnessed by many, will be treated by generations to follow as an abnormality in the American story.
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If I am not allowed to be sworn in as president, it would be a major abnormality for the Spanish democratic system.
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The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star, 48, said that they spotted the abnormality on her neck during the show's reunion episodes.
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Ashley went on to explain that three weeks prior, her dermatologist noticed the abnormality on her back and decided to test it.
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One of the world's experts in treating this kind of vascular abnormality, Dr. Van Halbach, was just a couple of floors away.
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This is an unusual genetic abnormality that can look like Addison's because it often starts with the deterioration of the adrenal gland.
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The senator has not had symptoms of congestive heart failure and tests show no "significant" heart rhythm abnormality, according to the physician.
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Tests that confirmed a brain abnormality and a less than conclusive label of "atypical white matter brain damage" and suspected cerebral palsy.
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Yet before the procedure, the doctor noticed an abnormality on a scan so he sent Alderson for further tests at another clinic.
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As we previously reported, UCLA doctors detected an abnormality during a routine check up and advised O'Neal that a heart procedure was crucial.
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It could run in the family, or you could be born with an abnormality to your heart's structure, such as abnormal heart valves.
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Less-Restrictive ConditionsCountries with fewer restrictions allow for abortions for other health-related or situational reasons — such as rape, incest, or fetal abnormality.
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A closer look at the blood chemistries revealed that while low sodium was the most drastic finding, it was not the only abnormality.
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The only abnormality was that the patient's blood pressure was higher than she would have expected in a slender woman who exercised daily.
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Abortion is barred under almost all circumstances in Northern Ireland with even rape and fatal fetal abnormality not considered legal grounds for a termination.
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At 15 weeks, our doctors confirmed that because of a chromosomal abnormality, our pregnancy has a 99% chance of miscarrying or resulting in stillbirth.
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Heart disease at a young age is more often than not the result of a built-in abnormality—a fate predicted by faulty genes.
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Her doctor noticed an abnormality on an X-ray and discovered that it was kidney cancer, which had already spread to her seventh rib.
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Born with spina bifida, an abnormality of the spinal cord, Karin had enormous difficulty walking her whole life and is now in a wheelchair.
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Many commentators believe that the letter was written under duress, however, and that it hinted at the abnormality of his crossing into the mainland.
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Exceptions are in place if a woman's life is in danger, her physical health is severely compromised, or if there's a fatal fetal abnormality.
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This leads to urine leaking out of the belly button and this is an abnormality that would need to be surgically repaired following birth.
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"(Stuart-Moore) has narrowed down and therefore taken away from the jury the proper consideration of what is an abnormality of mind," McCoy said.
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But after the age of 12, she developed both a severe hormonal abnormality known as Cushing's disease and a brain tumor that caused seizures.
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And they decided that the best way to advance their agenda is to overlook Trump's abnormality, with the rule of law as a casualty.
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Had it passed, the law would have made exceptions to the 15-week ban in the event of a medical emergency or fetal abnormality.
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Memories of Travel: The Antoine de Galbert Collection takes us to a thrilling world of outrageous abnormality, which positivist art history had ignored and repressed.
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There is one big downside though: about 93 percent of people taking CBD had side effects — mostly nausea, diarrhea, but also sleepiness and liver abnormality.
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On Friday, we learned that after taking CT scans of her ribs, doctors noticed an abnormality in her lungs that turned out to be cancerous.
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However, the rover suffered "a mechanical control abnormality" prior to the lunar night and has been unable to move for most of its mission time.
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He stressed that the situation is "evolving rapidly," adding that a virus has not been linked to a birth abnormality in more than 50 years.
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A potential abnormality in an otherwise healthy young person could require further tests and procedures, for instance, or it could it resolve on its own.
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That limit can make a huge difference -- especially since the results of genetic abnormality testing might not come back until well into the second trimester.
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Less than 28% of women worldwide have some type of "absolute uterine factor infertility," in which an abnormality of the womb interferes with fetal development.
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While this approach could uncover an interesting abnormality, it isn't especially helpful without a broader network of data to illuminate the abnormality's cause and effects.
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"There are different causes of thinning, and one of them is a thyroid abnormality, which is usually easy and quick to test for," says Corriel.
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But the only adult available here is the American public, which has turned out to be a lot more comfortable with abnormality than previously imagined.
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Hinson, a 6-7 sophomore, played his first game after sitting out the first four games with a "blood abnormality," first diagnosed in late August.
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One of the most restrictive abortion laws in the world makes the procedure illegal even in the cases of rape, incest and fatal fetal abnormality.
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Everything always turned out fine, which reflects the statistics: Most women who have an abnormality on their mammograms will be O.K. This time, not me.
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Other possible causes of diffuse telogen hair loss include an overactive or underactive thyroid, with normal hair growth restored once the hormonal abnormality is corrected.
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But her story is, similarly, an abnormality: she is the second African-American to serve as Attorney General in our over 200 years of history.
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The law made exceptions only for medical emergencies or cases in which there's a "severe fetal abnormality," but not for incidents of rape or incest.
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Northern Ireland has some of the most restrictive abortion laws in Europe with even rape and fatal foetal abnormality not considered legal grounds for a termination.
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Ableism leads authority figures to force neurodiverse people to be "normal," a method that of course always fails, so coercion just becomes punishment for perceived abnormality.
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IT IS a testament to the profound abnormality of Donald Trump's operation that, even as one outrageous headline follows another, it retains its power to shock.
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The bill only provided exceptions when the mother's health is in danger or in the case of severe fetal abnormality, and not for rape or incest.
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Treating A.D.H.D. pharmacologically or behaviorally may essentially be an exercise in social conformity, not a medical or psychological intervention to correct a genetic or neurological abnormality.
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NASA's Kepler Telescope, which is on a mission to find Earthlike planets, documented KIC 8462852's abnormality after monitoring the star system from 2009 to 2013.
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"Most of these patients had a particular type of symptoms and there is a clinical abnormality that is being reflected in an imaging anomaly," she said.
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But the law still does not allow abortions in cases of incest, rape, fetal abnormality or when there is no prospect of survival outside the womb.
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Trump's army of validators protected him from feeling the force of his own abnormality, of his bizarre comments, of his frequent gaffes, of his erratic behavior.
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He was born with a genetic abnormality that leads to cognitive delays, hyperphagia (insatiable hunger), slurred speech, and moods that veer unexpectedly from loving to violent.
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The rulings echoed another high-profile case, that of Charlie Gard, the British infant who had a rare genetic abnormality known as mitochondrial DNA depletion syndrome.
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" The hospital, he lamented, is more like a factory — "it tests every ache and treats every laboratory abnormality, but it does little to heal its patients.
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That provision has been used to ban abortion in all circumstances, including rape, incest, fatal fetal abnormality and any risk to the life of the mother.
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In practice, Ireland's legal system has interpreted this as a ban on abortions in almost all circumstances, including cases of rape, incest and fatal fetal abnormality.
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Notebook In the midst of the general abnormality of Donald Trump's presidency, the speedy and frictionless rehabilitation of Sean Spicer in recent days was curiously predictable.
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"Even in the depths of the financial meltdown in October 2008, we didn't see this type of abnormality," said Rob Austin, head of research at Alight.
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Abortion is currently allowed only if there's a risk to the life of the mother, but not in cases of rape, incest, or fatal fetal abnormality.
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In cases where a woman opts for an abortion after detection of a severe fetal abnormality, the costs can run into the thousands of dollars, she said.
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Kelley wanted the clause taken out altogether, but settled with abortion only being an option if the baby had a severe fetal abnormality determined by 3D ultrasound.
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Beatboxing YouTuber Tom Thum was curious if his natural ability to create complex and unique sounds might have something to do with some sort of physical abnormality.
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You would have to go a lot deeper into the cells to find any abnormality; only a detailed audit of the organelles would reveal alien molecular structures.
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While governor of Indiana, he also signed a law that banned abortions on the basis of fetal abnormality and required fetal tissue to be cremated of buried.
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Prefectural officials said the helicopter, which was about 20 years old, had its engine repaired in April but had no abnormality since it resumed operations in June.
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Defence lawyer Gerard McCoy argued that the judge had narrowed down the scope of the defence case by conflating an abnormality of mind with a psychiatric disorder.
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Based on a blood sample from mom, they have been used for several years to tell expectant parents if their baby might have, say, a chromosomal abnormality.
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When a genetic test is able to reveal "the precise genetic abnormality" causing a condition, it becomes easier to test other members of a family, Ware added.
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Ball has battled a rare blood vessel disorder called arteriovenous malformation, which is an abnormality in the connection between arteries and veins in the brain or spine.
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Judges dismissed the appeal in court on technical grounds, but a majority determined that the law was incompatible in cases of fatal foetal abnormality and sexual crime.
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Born with a congenital abnormality, Pistorius had both his legs amputated below the knee before his first birthday, but through sheer determination excelled in world-class athletics.
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When she needed an abortion due to fatal fetal abnormality, she was forced to travel—like 833 Northern Irish women in 2015—to the UK for treatment.
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This downward displacement of the brain, known as a Chiari malformation (after the 19th-century Austrian pathologist who identified the types of malformations) is a common abnormality.
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"In spite of these observations, there seems to be a propensity to interpret any cognitive and/or brain difference(s) as a clinically significant abnormality," Hart wrote.
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The state bans abortions after 20 weeks of pregnancy unless the pregnant person has a life-threatening medical condition, or if the fetus has a severe abnormality.
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Investigators will look at everything including whether there was a mechanical abnormality that distracted the pilot, or caused the helicopter to deviate from a safe flight path.
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After seven seasons in Nashville, he signed with Detroit in 2006 but retired before the 2006-07 season when a preseason physical revealed a hereditary heart abnormality.
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The biggest lesson I learned throughout the experience is to listen to your skin — consistent abnormality is not normal — and that sometimes a second professional opinion is necessary.
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Today, virtually every social evil, injustice or abnormality can be traced to absent, delinquent, misbehaving, drunk, or sexually immoral dads who didn't respect or understand their enormous calling.
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Abortion is criminal in almost all situations in Ireland—including cases involving rape, incest, or fatal fetal abnormality—so traveling across the border becomes some women's only option.
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An abnormality was first detected in July, and the tumor was identified following a biopsy performed on July 31 at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in New York.
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The abnormality was first detected after a routine blood test in early July, and a biopsy performed on July 31 at Sloan Kettering confirmed a localized malignant tumor.
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If the abnormality is serious and not caught early, irregular rhythms can cause stroke, blood clots, or heart disease — so heart rhythm really isn't something to be ignored.
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Hodgkiss estimates that after taking the course in the spring, some three-fourths of her patients will ask her to check out a mole or other skin abnormality.
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A recent study found the smartwatch's heart rate sensor can be harnessed to diagnose the most common heart abnormality, atrial fibrillation, more accurately than the current standard practices.
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That seems to be a common narrative around Donald Trump's presidency: the shocking abnormality of it all and how it's something we've never seen the likes of before.
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If EVA believes the user may have an abnormality that puts them at risk, the app will recommend follow-up steps for further screening with a healthcare professional.
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His mother, Elaine Young, told KSTP-TV that her son had received a diagnosis of A.F.M. An M.R.I. scan showed he had an abnormality in his spinal cord.
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People may have less brain matter due to genetic factors, and this abnormality may make them more likely to abuse alcohol, the researchers write in the journal Addiction.
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Indeed Irish law considers abortion a criminal act — even in the case of rape, incest or a fatal fetal abnormality — punishable by up to 250 years in prison.
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Indeed Irish law considers abortion a criminal act — even in the case of rape, incest or a fatal fetal abnormality — punishable by up to 28 years in prison.
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Patients who seek abortion later in pregnancy may have recently found out about a serious fetal abnormality, some of which are not discovered until 20 weeks or later.
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To date, no brain abnormality or genetic variation has been shown to have a deterministic effect on a person's behavior, and it's reasonable to assume that one never will.
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There, researchers detected an underground "abnormality" that could be consistent with a mass grave, though the researchers warned it could be a "pauper's grave," the mayor said in 2018.
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PUNE, India (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - After her son came out as gay, Sushma Samudra consulted astrologers, quizzed psychiatrists, performed prayers and implored gods and goddesses to cure his abnormality.
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Mayo Clinic defines the condition uterus didelphys (or "double uterus") as "a rare congenital abnormality" where the body doesn't behave the way it usually does as the uterus develops.
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During the debate, Lunn choked back tears as he recalled having to make the "painful" decision to access a termination because of a fatal fetal abnormality many years ago.
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Arlette: Ferry to Liverpool at 13 weeks Arlette Lyons discovered during a routine 12-week scan that her baby had Patau syndrome, a chromosomal abnormality causing severe organ defects.
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People who sign up for the study will use the watch to monitor their heart rate and heart rhythm and will consult with a physician if there's an abnormality.
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A blood test which identifies a specific molecular abnormality unique to ME/CFS patients has long been a sticking point in researchers' quest to get the disease more recognized.
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Genetic testing increases the success of IVF, decreases the risk of miscarriage and decreases the risk of a child being born with a chromosome abnormality such as Down syndrome.
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It voted against legislating in cases of fatal fetal abnormality and rape in February 2016 and the assembly has not sat since the devolved government collapsed in January 2017.
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This tends to happen when a pregnancy threatens a mother's life, or when a fetus is not viable or wouldn't live long after birth due to a severe abnormality.
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There are no other exceptions — not rape, incest or fatal fetal abnormality — and those violating the ban could in theory, as Mr. McNally said, be given a life sentence.
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One of the children at the Sunghir site had clearly suffered some sort of developmental disorder: his thigh bones were bent and twisted, possibly the result of a genetic abnormality.
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That very little operates as it normally should almost goes without saying in Trumpworld, but the recent spectacles created by the President's family takes the abnormality to a higher level.
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But the real danger of the Trump presidency might have less to do with Trump's abnormality and more to do with how "normal" he makes other Republicans look by comparison.
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The measure contains an exception for medical emergencies and instances where there is a "severe fetal abnormality," but does not include any exceptions in the case of rape or incest.
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Critics said that by banning abortion because of fetal abnormality, the law could keep patients from being honest with their doctors, or force them to carry dangerous pregnancies to term.
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" Gupta prefers to refer to the clot as an "abnormality" because lab results are still pending and, "it's a pretty significant size of compression on that part of the brain.
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For those without that genetic abnormality, it may be possible to get LDL down to 25 mg/dL or below using a class of drugs called PCSK9 inhibitors, Rosenson says.
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Now, I know Williams syndrome has a specific genetic abnormality, but I think on the autism side of things there's a part where, in milder forms, it's just normal variation.
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A craniofacial disorder refers to an abnormality of the face or head, according to the Children's Craniofacial Association, a nonprofit dedicated to empowering individuals and families affected by facial differences.
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Barring a medical abnormality, it stretches or tears from things like riding a bike and/or a horse, doing gymnastics, using a tampon, or, yes, some sort of sexual penetration.
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"The idea was: antidepressants treat depression, therefore depression is caused by some kind of abnormality that antidepressants treat," said Eva Redei, a professor and researcher in psychiatry at Northwestern University.
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Ullrich summarily dismisses both of these legends, noting that Hitler actually had a good relationship with his mother's doctor, and that records of his medical examinations reveal no physical abnormality.
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Recently, growing worries about the rising prevalence of the mosquito-borne Zika virus has been tied to new cases of microcephaly, a birth abnormality that affects brain development in infants.
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In 2013, the Supreme Court rejected a plea to terminate the high-risk pregnancy of a woman whose fetus suffered an abnormality that would not have allowed it to survive.
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The first time I experienced those wild teenage feelings for another human being I realized it was my heart, the one that feels and gets broken, that was the abnormality.
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There are incredibly encouraging signs that the Comey debacle has crystallized sentiment about the severity of Trump's abnormality and the urgent need for an independent investigation into the Russia connection.
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While filming "The Secret Garden," due to be released in April, Walters found out that a CT scan had revealed an abnormality in her intestine, which specialists feared was cancer.
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Among the students served by Medicaid in the classroom is Michael Walt, a 10-year-old with Williams syndrome, a genetic abnormality that causes heart problems and severe developmental delays.
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Ectrodactyly, or ectro, was once called a birth defect and is now known as a "medical abnormality," but I've always been partial to its more colloquial term: lobster claw syndrome.
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Ireland's constitution guarantees equal right to life to a mother and a fetus, meaning abortion is illegal in almost every incidence, including cases of rape, incest, and fatal fetal abnormality.
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As the governor of Indiana, he continued his crusade against reproductive rights: He signed a bill into law prohibiting women from seeking an abortion in the case of a fetal abnormality.
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The monkeys are kept in captivity in what he described as "an enriched environment" and researchers will soon begin conducting tests to determine if their development shows any signs of abnormality.
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It said the court's dismissal was on a technicality and its judgment made clear that the status quo was untenable when it came to cases of fatal fetal abnormality and rape.
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That means, for instance, that Canada can't help women infected with Zika who want to end a pregnancy if their country bans abortion in cases of fetal abnormality or health risk.
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Such a move would dramatically increase access to abortions, which are currently only legal in New Zealand in cases of fetal abnormality, incest or if the mother's health is at risk.
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Earlier this year, Mississippi passed a law banning abortion after 15 weeks of pregnancy, with exceptions for medical emergencies or severe fetal abnormality but not for cases of rape or incest.
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If it catches an abnormality, it alerts the wearer and tells them to take an electrocardiogram reading — which measures the electrical activity in the heart — by touching sensors on the watchface.
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On the other hand, a woman I know who was being treated for panic attacks turned out to have a cardiac abnormality, and once that was corrected, her panic attacks disappeared.
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Instead, Taylor and Kent emphasized, their presence was to answer questions and express their alarm at the abnormality of the actions they witnessed from their own government this year in Ukraine.
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The only exceptions are for rape, incest, danger to a woman's life or health, or a serious fetal abnormality — and many doctors still refuse to perform abortion even in those limited circumstances.
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But if in addition to breakouts, you also have irregular periods and hair growth along the jawline or on your chest, an underlying hormonal abnormality could be to blame, says Dr. Zeichner.
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While this may make sense in selected settings (such as monitoring blood pressure), it has rapidly expanded to become a high-tech search for abnormality -- a search that often turns up something.
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" The debate comes after a High Court ruling last year that concluded a mother's inability to access abortion in cases of fatal fetal abnormality was a "gross interference with her personal autonomy.
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But only about one in eight foetuses whose mothers have Zika will end up developing the serious brain abnormality, meaning many women, in the face of this uncertainty, may pursue abortions needlessly.
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A IPSOS/MRBI poll in October showed that 57 percent of voters would support abortion in cases of rape, fatal foetal abnormality or a real risk to the life of the mother.
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At the very bottom of his mental list of possible causes was an unusual anatomic abnormality that could cause this kind of pain — an artery that was too close to the nerve.
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An all-party parliamentary committee voted in December in favor of permitting unrestricted abortion up to the 12th week of pregnancy, and later in cases of rape, incest or fatal fetal abnormality.
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On February 15, Spurinna said he found a bad omen: a bull without a heart (it's unclear if the bull was a genetic abnormality, a shocking sign, or a soothsayer's poetic license).
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The story concerns the making of an English art film called The Undesirables, about a eugenicist experimenting on people with disabilities and disfigurements in order to "cure" the world of all abnormality.
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What else can one call it when the heartland refers to itself as the "real" America while the diverse middle-class California neighborhood I live in is seen as a threatening abnormality?
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Third place and $150,000 was awarded to Isani Singh from Colorado, who looked into the genetics of women with Turner Syndrome, a gene abnormality in which the second sex chromosome is missing.
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"That's a huge number; when you see that you're going to find a physical abnormality," said Mann, who won a silver medal in the 400-meter hurdles at the 1972 Munich Olympics.
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About 211.6% of people with autism have a defined genetic abnormality, Rosman said, while another 20% of cases are due to recognizable diseases, such as a mother who gets rubella while pregnant.
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It introduced several features in recent months, including a fall detection service and a new sensor to detect a type of heart rhythm abnormality called atrial fibrillation, which is most common among seniors.
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But in general, he says, hyperkalemia will produce an obvious abnormality in the ECG, and he has initiated treatments in patients based on the ECG before getting a blood test back to confirm.
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But in general, he says, hyperkalemia will produce a clear abnormality in the ECG, and he has initiated treatments in patients based on the EKG before getting a blood test back to confirm.
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Another abnormality seen in most of the babies' brains involved the ventricles or cavities of the brain becoming so full of cerebrospinal fluid that they "blow up like a balloon," Dr. Levine said.
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Northern Ireland currently has one of the most restrictive abortion laws in the world, with the procedure carrying maximum sentences of life imprisonment, even in cases of rape, incest and fatal fetal abnormality.
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This is then, yet again, a way in which the abnormality of Trump's background and his approach to politics makes what should be a very easy political distancing operation much, much more complicated.
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And I don&apost think it&aposs about, like -- you know, and actually, it might actually -- it might reduce abortions, because you&aposre -- you&aposre, you know -- PERINO: Able to fix an abnormality maybe?
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Even though people use the terms "congenital heart defect" and "congenital heart disease" interchangeably, a CHD is not actually a disease — it just refers to an anatomical ailment or abnormality, according to the AHA.
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The clip, which originally appeared on conspiracy theory-loving YouTube channel Wowforreeel, combines spooky music with photos a visual abnormality that on-screen text posits could be a sea monster, like the mythical Kraken.
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You reach in, and, instead of finding a tumor or some other abnormality, as surgeons usually do when we go into someone's belly, you find five tiny wiggling toes, a knee, a whole leg.
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Then the pathologist tries to identify the nature of the abnormality based on what they see in the stained tissue, along with the clinical information about the patient — age, exam and previous test results.
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I used to think my family's habit of consuming horror as a form of self-soothing was an abnormality in our genetic trait, a strange adrenaline-deficit disease passed down from generation to generation.
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Only about 1 percent of women seeking abortions do so after 21 weeks, and they often make that decision because a fetal abnormality has been found or because their own health is in danger.
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Hansen-Flaschen postulated that the man could have been born with some abnormality in his lymphatic system — a narrowing or blockage that caused the lymph fluid to back up and overflow into his lungs.
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I am what's known in sideshow parlance as a "natural born" — a person born with a physical abnormality on my left hand that, in the heyday of sideshows, might have made me a star.
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Varadkar said abortion in the second trimester and beyond would only be allowed "in exceptional circumstances," such as risk to the life or health of the mother, or in cases of fatal fetal abnormality.
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For example, transgender women had been exempted from the military draft with "permanent mental disorder" noted in their records until 2012, when the wording was softened to "gender identity disorder" - but still implying psychological abnormality.
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Some people who have an anatomic abnormality that affects their urinary tract or other medical problems (such as diabetes or cancer) may need to be treated with antibiotics given intravenously in the hospital, she says.
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" Under the bill, abortions will be permitted after 15 weeks of pregnancy if there's a medical emergency or if the fetus has a medical abnormality that would render it "incompatible with life outside the womb.
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"It will enable individuals at risk of a future heart attack to be identified at a stage when conventional scans do not show any abnormality and so allow early initiation of preventive treatment," Ray added.
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Because it seeks to force women to carry a pregnancy to term when they have been the victim of a rape or incest or when they have received the diagnosis of a fatal fetal abnormality.
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In 1999, former Senator Bill Bradley made an unexpected visit to a hospital in the San Francisco Bay Area for atrial fibrillation, a heart rhythm abnormality, which he did not disclose until after the incident.
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Under Pennsylvania law, a sexually violent predator is someone convicted of a sexually violent offense who has "a mental abnormality or personality disorder" that makes the person likely to engage in predatory sexually violent offenses.
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Observe the following, astounding chart detailing the abnormality of 2019 from a comparative venture dollar perspective: By smashing 2017's local maximum, 2019 appears set to crush the city's record — and rich — venture investment totals.
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And there are other questions with answers that could stop a match in its tracks: How do we each feel about termination (in the case of genetic abnormality, say); how many embryos to transfer (just one?
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Brazil's federal highway police said on Thursday that there is no more "abnormality" in the flow of traffic on the nation's highways, indicating that an 11-day truckers' protest has essentially concluded.
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On Friday, Ireland heads to the polls to decide whether to scrap or retain the Eighth Amendment, a piece of legislation that effectively bans abortion in almost every circumstance, including incest, rape, and fatal fetal abnormality.
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"Genius is an abnormality, and abnormalities do not come one at a time," explains Veda Kaplinsky, a longtime teacher of gifted students, in Andrew Solomon's "Far From the Tree," a book that is cited by Hulbert.
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"We're missing so many observations of sexual behaviors because the people looking at them thought that it must have been an abnormality, based on a preconceived notion of how the world should work," Dr. Lambert said.
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In general, when diabetes or pre-diabetes is present for many years before pancreatic cancer is found, the blood sugar abnormality is likely to have played a role in initiating or promoting the growth of cancer.
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Andrew was born without a phallus -- a one-in-20 MILLION birth abnormality -- and it wasn't until his 30s he discovered docs might be able to fashion him a schlong with a procedure dubbed a phalloplasty.
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The Mississippi bill includes an exception in the case of severe fetal abnormality or a medical emergency, which it defines as a threat to the woman's life or a serious risk of impairing a major bodily function.
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Among those in the latter camp are people experiencing immunosuppression from a genetic abnormality, as the new study suggested, from untreated AIDS, or from anti-rejection medications taken after a solid organ transplant or stem cell transplant.
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Berrached said she decided to portray the issue of late-term abortions when she learned that more than 90 percent of women have an abortion after the third month of pregnancy if their child has an abnormality.
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" The head of PR for NBC and MSNBC responded to the abnormality, saying: "Never imagined a day when I would think to myself, 'it is beneath my dignity to respond to the President of the United States.
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Bruce Kidd, a former long-distance Olympic runner, told me in May that Olympians themselves sometimes joke that they're all freaks of nature, with one or another genetic abnormality that makes them great at what they do.
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The bill would allow a woman to seek abortion for any reason up to the 12th week of pregnancy, and later in a case of fatal fetal abnormality or serious risk to a woman's life or health.
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The results, published on Thursday in the journal Science, are so striking that the Food and Drug Administration already has approved the drug, pembrolizumab, brand name Keytruda, for patients whose cancers arise from the same genetic abnormality.
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The human rights arms of the United Nations and Council of Europe have pressed the government to decriminalize abortion and widen the law to allow for the procedure in cases of fatal fetal abnormality, rape or incest.
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Just a few weeks back, on October 9, the another group published research on a two-headed Atlantic sawtail catshark fetus, which marks the first time this abnormality has been observed in an egg-laying shark species.
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Talk to me a little bit about the emotional aspect of the procedure for patients who are ending up seeking this later in pregnancy, especially if these are patients who had a wanted pregnancy and there's an abnormality.
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An Amnesty International survey carried out in February found that 69 percent of people thought the law should allow abortion in cases of rape and incest, while 60 percent supported abortion if the fetus had a fatal abnormality.
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" BILL COSBY IS MENTALLY PREPARING HIMSELF FOR PRISON Under Pennsylvania law, "a sexually violent predator is a person who has a mental abnormality or personality disorder that makes the person likely to engage in predatory sexually violent offenses.
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And then, even more heart-wrenching, I made the decision to terminate a much-wanted pregnancy, when, during my second trimester, my then-husband and I discovered that our baby daughter was suffering from a debilitating brain abnormality.
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Muiznieks joined the United Nations Human Rights Committee in recommending that at a very minimum, the Irish government should decriminalize abortion and widen the law to allow for abortion in cases of fatal fetal abnormality, rape or incest.
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One such abnormality is known as mesial temporal sclerosis, in which the inner part of the temporal lobe, a section of the brain that sits above the ear on both sides and mediates emotions and memory, becomes scarred.
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Some politicians appealing for a 'No' vote have suggested in recent days that if the referendum fails, the constitution could instead be amended again to allow for abortions in cases such as rape, incest and fatal foetal abnormality.
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A doctor's examination the next day revealed that a midwife's initial lack of precision, a genital abnormality and his family's collective and wilful ignorance had led to Ratjen living the first 20 years of his life as a woman.
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Grandsons of these women also have an increased risk of hypospadias, an abnormality that occurs when the opening of the urethra doesn't develop on the tip of the penis and instead forms on the shaft or on the scrotum.
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If this bleak future wasn't already dark enough, consider the experiences of expecting parents who are diagnosed with fatal pregnancy complications, such as Sheva Guy of Ohio, whose daughter was diagnosed with a fatal spinal abnormality at 22 weeks.
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A proposal to legalize abortion in cases of sex crime or where the fetus cannot survive outside the womb (also known as fatal fetal abnormality) was rejected by 59 votes to 6003 in the Northern Ireland Assembly last night.
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The prospect of unpaid leave and losing her health insurance terrified her — all the more so after she learned that the boy she was carrying had a severe abnormality, which would take his life hours after he was born.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Percy Street in South Philadelphia is an abnormality in the city's orderly grid, curving between South 9th Street and Reed Street, its seclusion making it a haven for littering and more illicit activities.
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Ghana may have one of the most liberal abortion laws in Africa, but access is still restricted: Terminations are only allowed in cases of rape, incest, fetal abnormality, or if the woman's mental or physical health is at risk.
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The Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission had argued that the law should be changed to allow abortions in cases where pregnancies were as a result of rape or incest, or in cases where the fetus had a fatal abnormality.
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As the current stress period is the result of the temporary liquidity shortage while bond mutual funds still hold low-risk, good-quality assets, the public is asked not to rush to redeem during this period of market abnormality.
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This disease is classified as a myeloproliferative neoplasm, in which a genetic abnormality revs up the inner machinery of cells in the bone marrow ("myeloid" cells), causing them to divide at a rate that far exceeds what is normal.
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Grandsons of these women also have an increased risk of hypospadias, an abnormality that occurs when the opening of the urethra doesn&apost develop on the tip of the penis and instead forms on the shaft or on the scrotum.
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What they found: For every hour of variability in sleep time, a person may have "up to a 27% greater chance of experiencing a metabolic abnormality," the National Institutes of Health, which helped fund the study, said in a statement.
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Though this feature will not reliably diagnose a heart attack (that would generally require a 12-lead EKG), it is much more likely to be useful and accurate in picking up a rhythm abnormality, including the irregular beat of atrial fibrillation.
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James Comey, the fired FBI chief who has emerged almost as an amateur shrink with his character sketches of the President on his book tour, warned that the abnormality of Trump must not be allowed to become a new normal.
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Hirono said in a statement from her office that during a routine physical before eye surgery, her doctor saw an abnormality on a chest X-ray that led to the discovery of kidney cancer and a lesion on her rib.
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Mike Pence stressed his anti-abortion convictions on Friday, leaving fellow conservatives to believe he will sign a measure making the state the second to ban abortion in cases in which a fetus has a genetic abnormality, such as Down syndrome.
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It is remarkable that this law still exists, as it continues to outrage many of Northern Ireland's inhabitants; last year, a poll indicated that 68% of people supported the legalization of abortion following a sex crime or fatal fetal abnormality.
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Limiting abortion on the basis of genetic anomaly is uncommon; right now, North Dakota is the only state that has a law in effect banning abortion on the basis of genetic abnormality, according to the Guttmacher Institute, which tracks abortion policy.
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Media discussions and stories arguing over whether Facebook, Twitter and YouTube should remove the video were an effort to hold the platforms accountable, while political pieces highlighted the abnormality of a presidential administration and political party spreading such brazen propaganda.
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The law made exceptions in cases of a medical emergency that threatened the mother or "a severe fetal abnormality" that would have prevented the fetus surviving outside of the womb but did not include exceptions for cases of rape or incest.
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IBS is a functional gastrointestinal disorder, meaning that it's not explained by a structural or biochemical abnormality, but instead by dysfunction between the gut and brain, says Olafur S. Palsson, a professor of medicine at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
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As of last year, AliveCor counts Apple among its competitors, as both companies offer a way to use consumer-friendly devices to screen for atrial fibrillation, a heart rhythm abnormality associated with a higher risk of strokes and other potentially fatal health outcomes.
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With some convincing he agreed to be seen, so along with his wife and mine, we drove over to the local ER. The doctor there thought he might have had some kind of stroke, but a head CT didn't show any abnormality.
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In 2015, Belfast native Lucy* received the news that her much-wanted pregnancy was not viable due to fatal fetal abnormality—her child would not survive birth, or if it did, it would only be expected to live a few weeks at best.
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That typically requires prosecutors to demonstrate to either a judge or jury that the individual has a "mental abnormality" or personality disorder that impairs their ability to control themselves, and that they would therefore be likely to engage in violent acts if released.
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Ahead of the debate, Chief Legal Advisor and Attorney General John Larkin QC also raised concerns in a letter that changing the law on fatal fetal abnormality could breach obligations under the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (UNCRPD).
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"Taylor is actually extremely lucky that this abnormality in her spinal cord hasn't caused her to lose movement in her legs, her bladder, or anywhere else," Dr. Lee explains, astonished that Taylor has gone 22 years without having this condition properly diagnosed.
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The company on Thursday announced its next step into the space with a first-of-its-kind study, the Apple Heart Study, to collect data on whether its smartwatch can detect a type of abnormality with the heart rhythm called atrial fibrillation.
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But Trump, of course, would not be coaxed — and still, his poll numbers were, until recently, only a few points shy of where Mitt Romney, a candidate who was normal to the point of abnormality, stood at the same junctures in 2012.
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In a series of interviews, the first he has given on the case, Dr. Hannes Vogel of Stanford University explained the process — but noted that his findings might do more to end speculation about a brain abnormality than explain Mr. Paddock's act.
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I'm still processing what an impact Michael's life, songs, and image had on me, and the weird sense of abnormality I feel while doing so is a stark reminder that George Michael was not like the other icons who died this year.
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I would say nine out of ten times that I've gone through a ProVision L3 body scan machine, I've been flagged for having an "abnormality in the groin region"... In my opinion, there's no way this isn't direct, targeted harassment of trans people.
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The law had previously been challenged in court by the Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission, but the court dismissed it on a technicality, saying the plaintiff would need to be a woman seeking an abortion due to rape or a fatal fetal abnormality.
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The answers they get help provide a more precise diagnosis, shed light on the expected course of a patient's disease, and in a minority of cases, match a patient with a specific treatment that targets an abnormality, including experimental or unapproved therapies in clinical trials.
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That also meant they rejected Jutting's defence of diminished responsibility, in which he argued that he was suffering from an abnormality of mind, induced by mental diseases such as alcohol and cocaine use disorders, that substantially impaired his control at the time of the killings.
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On that day, a teen-age girl and a woman with a spinal abnormality that could make delivery dangerous sat chatting on the stoop, while a cook, an old man in a rain slicker, made groundnut stew over a charcoal fire for their lunch.
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And yet she is eager to testify for Regan's confinement, as New York makes its case that he has what the state calls a "mental abnormality" that strongly predisposes him not only to sexually assault others but also to be unable to control that urge.
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This kind of lymphatic system abnormality used to be considered a rare disorder, but since Itkin and his team developed this new way to image the lymphatic system, he has seen enough cases to think that it is more common than was previously considered.
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Vice President-elect Mike Pence authored the first bill to strip all federal money from Planned Parenthood during his time in Congress and has signed multiple anti-abortion bills into law as governor of Indiana, including an unprecedented measure to ban abortion in cases of genetic abnormality.
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The software then cross-references those cellular models against a database of 2,000 known chemical compounds — many of them existing drugs developed to treat other conditions or compounds that never made it to market — looking for treatments likely to counteract the specific abnormality in each cell.
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It stated that the unborn child would, from the moment of conception, enjoy the same right to life as its mother, which was interpreted by the courts as prohibiting abortion in all circumstances, including rape, incest, fatal fetal abnormality and threat to the life of the woman.
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Many who supported repeal of the ban for "hard cases" like rape, incest and fatal fetal abnormality were less persuaded by the government's plan—which Mr Varadkar says he will now put into effect—to legislate for abortion on request in the first trimester of pregnancy.
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In 1983 67% of its voters had endorsed a constitutional amendment that, in effect, banned abortion entirely, even in cases of rape, incest and fetal abnormality so severe that the baby could not live—and even when a termination was essential to save the woman's life.
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The 8th Amendment, passed in 103, grants personhood status to fetuses and outlaws abortion—Irish women who have an abortion face up to 14 years in prison even in the cases of rape, incest, and where the fetus won't survive outside the womb because of an abnormality.
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Strict Northern Ireland laws that prohibit abortions in cases of pregnancy as a result of incest or rape, and in cases when the fetus has a likely fatal abnormality, have drawn attention since the Republic of Ireland voted overwhelmingly in May to repeal its own strict laws.
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But despite how common the experience of a lost pregnancy is, and the fact that, in the majority of cases, it occurs as the result of a chromosomal abnormality for which nobody is to blame, open discussion about the subject has only recently begun to take place.
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While federal judges have blocked the ban on abortions sought because of sex, disability and gender abnormality, women in the state remain worried that the bill, in combination with the state's feticide law, will encourage health care workers to scrutinize miscarriages for evidence of criminal wrongdoing.
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Jutting's lawyer Gerard McCoy had appealed for a re-trial, arguing that the deputy judge, Michael Stuart-Moore, had "wrongly directed" the jury by narrowing down the scope of the defense case for diminished responsibility by saying only a psychiatric disorder could constitute an "abnormality of mind".
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But the sheer abnormality of the Supreme Court — lifetime tenure, philosopher-king power — makes the prospect of a reputationally-clouded justice more damaging, to the court itself and the country and the causes that the justice might advance, than would be the case with a lesser office.
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Women still get that initial ultrasound and finger prick, but they provide extra blood that's set aside to use later for DNA analysis if they're identified as high risk; they only return to the doctor for invasive diagnostic tests if the DNA analysis points to an abnormality.
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In 1999, former Senator Bill Bradley damaged his presidential campaign by not disclosing that he had had a number of episodes of atrial fibrillation, a heart rhythm abnormality, before he experienced one while campaigning and had to be rushed to a hospital with reporters trailing him.
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Patients that are seeking care later, often it's related to their health, so either they themselves are diagnosed in pregnancy with some type of medical complication or their fetus was diagnosed with some type of genetic abnormality that makes their quality of life after they deliver really poor.
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The law forbade women from obtaining an abortion if the decision to terminate the pregnancy was based on a diagnosis or "potential diagnosis" of fetal abnormality such as Down syndrome or "any other disability" or due to the race, color, national origin ancestry or sex of the fetus.
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"As psychologists, we've moved away from thinking about these kinds of practices or relationships as indicators of abnormality or disorder and more towards the recognition that this is a form of intimate diversity," Phillip Hammack, a professor of psychology at University of California Santa Cruz, previously told Insider.
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Doctors may only perform abortions after 19 weeks if the fetus has an abnormality that would cause it to die outside the womb or if the procedure is necessary "to avert [the] death" of the pregnant woman or to prevent "substantial and irreversible physical impairment of a major bodily function".
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In an emotional speech to Parliament late Thursday, Micheal Martin, the leader of the conservative Fianna Fail party, said that he would support a forthcoming referendum to repeal the constitution's Eighth Amendment, which has been interpreted as prohibiting abortion in almost all cases, including rape, incest and fatal fetal abnormality.
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Speaking at a news conference after a special cabinet meeting on the issue, Prime Minister Leo Varadkar also confirmed that the minister of health is preparing legislation to allow unrestricted access to abortion up to the 20123th week of pregnancy, and later in cases of rape, incest or fatal abnormality.
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In 1999, former Senator Bill Bradley of New Jersey damaged his presidential campaign by not disclosing that he had a number of episodes of atrial fibrillation (a heart rhythm abnormality) before he experienced one while campaigning and had to rush to a hospital in the Bay Area with reporters trailing him.
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But saying things like Israel is the greatest danger to peace in the world, or that it is an abnormality and should be peacefully dissolved— sentiments that were emailed by German academics to the Israeli embassy in Berlin—go further than this and are examples of the latest incarnation of anti-Semitism.
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The organization also noted in its press release that while it's illegal for women in Northern Ireland to have a medical abortion—rape, incest, and severe fetal abnormality aren't even exceptions—it's also a "severe violation of their human rights" for someone, such as the government, to force them to take a pregnancy test.
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Previous research has linked air pollution exposure in the womb to an increased risk of birth defects including abdominal malformations and what's known as hypospadias, an abnormality in boys that occurs when the opening of the urethra doesn't develop on the tip of the penis and instead forms on the shaft or on the scrotum.
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After 30 hours of labor, I was in no mood to argue (well, not rationally), but I did very nearly laugh at the absurdity of the whole thing: We could spy on a potential abnormality for months via sound waves and some goo, but we couldn't move a chair for a father who already existed?
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Although SIDS deaths are largely unexplained, the "triple risk" theory suggests that a combination of factors can lead to the death of a baby who, outwardly, seems perfectly healthy: young age paired with an underlying abnormality that might impact the baby's breathing or heart rate, as well as his or her ability to rouse during sleep.
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Several weeks after her only child, Analiese, died of a rare genetic abnormality on the day she was born, 25-year-old Janice Murphy of Fort Meade, Maryland, took a purple teddy bear holding her daughter's ashes to Disney World, determined to share the special trip she'd dreamed about in the only way she knew how.
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"If a patient stores the e-cigarette near the defibrillator - such as in shirt or jacket pocket overlying the device - there is a risk of temporarily disabling the defibrillator's ability to detect and treat a potentially lethal heart rhythm abnormality," said Julie Shea of Brigham and Women's Hospital and Harvard Medical School in Boston, coauthor of the case report.
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" The embarrassment was made all the more real in June when a report by the United Nations' Human Rights Committee found that a woman who was forced to choose between travelling abroad to have an abortion or carry the baby full term despite the presence of a fatal foetal abnormality, had been subject to "discrimination and cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment.
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For example: a woman with cancer may see treatment stopped if she becomes pregnant; legislation introduced in 1992 and 2013, following the X Case and the death of Savita Halappanavar, has allowed women to travel outside Ireland to seek abortions, and has made exceptions of cases of existential threat to the woman, or of rape, or fatal fetal abnormality — the 'hard cases' cited in the media.
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