Is an immigrant fetus less of a person than a citizen fetus?
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A fetus is a human entity, maybe even a human being, but there's a difference between saying a fetus is a human being and that a fetus is a person.
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The best way to treat the fetus is treatment with both mother and fetus in mind.
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Alabama, was appealed to the Alabama Supreme Court, the justices concluded that they saw no difference between a child and a fetus — and no difference between a viable fetus and a nonviable fetus.
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Ultrasound of fetus (Image: Kirsty Dunn & Vincent Reid)We don't remember what it was like to be a fetus.
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Sweeping restrictions on Texas abortions focus on regulating the fetus Sweeping restrictions on Texas abortions focus on regulating the fetus Texas lawmakers tried a new tactic when they advanced sweeping restrictions on abortion last week: Focus on the fetus.
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They diagnosed Itzmara with fetus-in-fetu, a rare condition where a malformed fetus is found in the body of its twin.
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It's not permissible under Roe to ban abortion before a fetus is viable, and most second-trimester abortions don't involve a viable fetus.
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That&aposs when your fetus starts to look like a baby and you can fit the whole fetus in a single image on ultrasound.
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One placental function is transferring helpful antibodies to the fetus, but if Zika attaches to those antibodies, that could be another path to the fetus.
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During pregnancy, the placenta links the mother and fetus, allowing nutrients to flow from mother to fetus and waste to move in the opposite direction.
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"If you're not eating and you're carry a panda fetus with a lot of energy demands, that does not bode well for the fetus," Suen explains.
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The bill prohibits abortions after tests reveal Down syndrome in a fetus or if there's "any other reason to believe" the fetus has the genetic condition.
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It's possible, she said, that Hemo proteins are a message from fetus to mother, dampening the mother's immune system so that it doesn't attack the fetus.
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New Mexico HB 218: Redefines what it means for a fetus to be "born alive" to include when a fetus is born with a discernible heartbeat.
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The low gravity may also "confuse" the gestational process, delaying or interfering with critical phases of the fetus' development, such as the fetus dropping by week 39.
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If a pregnant woman has an early ultrasound that reveals only one fetus, and a subsequent ultrasound reveals a second fetus—that could indicate superfetation has occurred.
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The law prohibits abortions after prenatal tests reveal Down syndrome in a fetus or if there's "any other reason to believe" the fetus has the genetic condition.
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In the time of the Puritans, America's deeply religious founding fathers, abortion was allowed until the fetus was "quick" — when the woman could feel the fetus move.
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It allows the mother to transfer oxygen and nutrients to the fetus, as well as transfer waste products from the fetus back to the mother for removal.
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The law prohibits abortions after prenatal tests reveal Down syndrome in a fetus, or if there's "any other reason to believe" the fetus has the genetic condition.
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"The judge panel concluded that in spite of being underage, the defendant should have protected the fetus, should have given the fetus the right to life," Budiman said.
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After examining the teen, doctors found she had the rare condition fetus in fetu, or FIF, where a malformed fetus is found in the body of its twin.
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But a clinical trial found that if obstetricians carefully monitor the fetus while waiting for labor to begin naturally, the fetus is at no greater risk for infection.
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The state's current law generally bans abortions after a fetus has begun its 220th week of gestation, unless a doctor determines that the fetus isn't viable outside the womb.
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The state's current law generally bans abortions after a fetus has begun its 20th week of gestation, unless a doctor determines that the fetus isn't viable outside the womb.
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" Next to that was a fetus in a Rosie The Riveter bandana saying, "Keep your philosophy off my biology," alongside another fetus saying, "Feminism is inclusive, or it is worthless.
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Like several other conservative states, Alabama defines a fetus as a person at any stage of development, meaning people can face criminal charges for doing anything to endanger a fetus.
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It would have been a tragic moment for the family to lose their infant and to give birth to a very strange-looking fetus, not a normal-looking fetus at all.
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If a woman wants an abortion after a fetus is viable, no doctor will give her one unless there is something seriously wrong with either the fetus or her own health.
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Other possibilities, the hospital said, include constriction ring syndrome -- when fibers from the amniotic sac wrap themselves around a fetus, causing deformities -- or the umbilical cord becoming wrapped around a fetus' limbs.
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None of these characteristics mean the fetus has an increased chance of survival, but Arizona doctors are now required to keep the fetus alive until it becomes crystal clear that it will die.
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The new research suggests that Zika could also get to the fetus via another route, beginning in the second trimester, crossing the membrane that forms the amniotic sac in which the fetus develops.
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As applied to fetal tissue—since a fetus wouldn't have a spouse or children—the law would require the "parents" of the fetus to agree on a method of disposal before the abortion.
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Wade decision that legalized abortion until a fetus is viable.
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Because until at least 10 weeks, there is no fetus.
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Only instead of a fetus, she has her dog Leelu.
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Stress also affects the placenta, reducing protection for the fetus.
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"I believe a fetus is a human child," Petersen said.
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Most religious traditions don't recognize a fetus as a person.
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Rachel Tiddle carried a fetus with severe abnormalities to term.
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We can now actually see the fetus on Chyna's Instagram.
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The same applies for damage to the fetus during pregnancy.
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Aside from obvious microcephaly, the fetus showed no other deformities.
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"Have you never eaten pig fetus?" she asked me, perplexed.
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The teen's condition is called fetus in fetu, or FIF.
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And some viruses can have devastating consequences for the fetus.
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Our entire abortion debate pits the fetus against the woman.
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Both she and the fetus she was carrying were killed.
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" The laws in some other states specify a "viable fetus.
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"We have the fetus," the new doctor said to me.
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And alcohol doesn't impact every fetus in the same way.
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The victims included a pregnant women whose fetus also died.
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Sometimes, it's chromosomal abnormalities with the fetus. Food. Trauma. Stress.
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In this case, each fetus had a separate amniotic sac.
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A fetus is not a person; it's a human entity.
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The fetus survived, and the baby girl was born healthy.
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The paternity of the fetus was unknown at press time.
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A fetus becomes viable at around 24 to 220 weeks.
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Seventy-one percent said it should be legal if the fetus is expected to have serious birth defects, while 75 percent said it should be allowed if the fetus is not expected to survive.
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"We're talking about the fetus and right now there is absolutely no benefit derived for the fetus" from fluoride, senior author Christine Till of York University in Toronto told Reuters Health in a telephone interview.
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It all works together so that blood flows to and from the fetus, through a gas-exchange interface similar to what would occur across a placenta, while the fetus remains in a stable fluid environment.
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The fetus-in-fetu condition is believed to arise soon after the 17th day of gestation, when the embryo flattens out like a disc and then folds in on itself to form the elongated fetus.
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It is still unclear how long it persists in a fetus.
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And do complications for the fetus vary by time of infection?
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The other option is to induce labor and deliver the fetus.
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Unbaby: A fetus born with abnormalities that dies soon after birth.
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Oh, and Rand Paul wants to declare every fetus a citizen.
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But these medications may also pose dangers to the developing fetus.
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Her housemates found the fetus in the trash and contacted police.
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By this time, the tumor was nearly larger than the fetus.
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But there's also the problem of how a fetus would grow.
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The body of a fetus was found later in a dumpster.
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Each indicated that detoxification didn't pose a risk to the fetus.
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In this instance there was no risk to a developing fetus.
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In this case, each fetus ends up with its own placenta.
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These laws are not about whether a fetus is a person.
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Some research also links certain medical problems with a fetus' sex.
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Plus, there's a chance the fetus may develop an infection, too.
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At 32 weeks, the fetus had died and doctors induced labor.
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This week, she was charged with the death of her fetus.
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If a fetus is a child, then John is a parent.
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Whether a fetus is healthy or ailing is beside the point.
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A fetus, whether defective or not, does not know it exists.
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Wade immediately, but also to recognize the personhood of the fetus.
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And not every fetus exposed to CRS gets to say that.
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She kept her dead fetus—was it a pair of foeti?
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The sound waves bounce off the fetus, which the transducer detects.
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Using these products while pregnant may even impact the developing fetus.
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" But if it became possible to transfer the fetus to an artificial womb, a man opposed to his wife's (or other sex partner's) abortion might be able to make a case along the following lines: "No one is forcing you to gestate the fetus, and after we transfer the fetus to an artificial womb, you and I are on equal footing.
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The fetus is placed in a plastic film bag filled with synthetic amniotic fluid and its umbilical cord is connected to a machine that oxygenates the lamb's blood and returns it and nutrients to the fetus.
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"If 20 weeks stands then it empowers the opposition to say well a fetus is a person, and that a fetus has personhood so if you are doing an abortion then you are murdering," Lewis said.
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In addition to transferring oxygen and nutrients from the mother to the fetus, the placenta is supposed to be a barrier — albeit not a perfect one — that protects the fetus from substances that might harm it.
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Photographs were not taken of the fetus, but the doctor in Popayan, in the southwestern region of Cauca, had reported the fetus having an abnormally small head and considered it microcephaly, the institute, known as INS, said.
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Wade ruling that "sets in stone" the viability of the fetus as the point at which a state's interests, including its desire to protect the life of the fetus, can trump a woman's right to an abortion.
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Since paternal B.M.I. cannot affect the fetus during its development, this suggests that familial traits, rather than any "programming" of the fetus in the womb, are the explanation for metabolic abnormalities in the children of obese mothers.
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Researchers say the fetus had already died when the mother was buried.
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Aside from severe brain defects, the rest of the fetus was normal.
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Human cytomegalovirus can cause birth defects if transmitted from mother to fetus.
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"The part on the fetus we do very, very quickly," said Cass.
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But the fetus had the umbilical cord loosely wrapped around her neck.
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In 20% to 50% of cases (PDF), the fetus also becomes infected.
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Further information about what happened to the fetus was not immediately available.
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Wade, because they're restrictions before a fetus is viable outside the womb.
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There, Hern injected the fetus with a drug to stop its heart.
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Six states require women be told that a fetus is a person.
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Can I insure a 6 week fetus and collect if I miscarry?
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This applies even if the doctor knows the fetus is not viable.
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Then, the researchers confirmed the presence of Zika virus in the fetus.
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You saw a goddamn alien fetus at the end of SEASON ONE.
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When Theresa's fetus dies after a stairway accident, events grow more ominous.
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The science examining when a fetus begins to feel pain is complex.
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These images showed a human-like fetus alone in the uterine environment.
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The question of whether a fetus is a person is conveniently unanswerable.
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The girl admitted that the fetus was hers after the investigation began.
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DEET can cross the placenta and reach the fetus, the researchers found.
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The abdominal muscles can also be pulled apart by a developing fetus.
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Strange that Pence didn't bring up how much he loves fetus funerals.
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While pregnant, women need more iron to help support a growing fetus.
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He was inspired by the way a fetus feeds off its mother.
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The large dining room table is occupied by a giant pink fetus.
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Wade, or when a fetus can sense faces, or even public opinion.
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The fetus has more rights to her body than she does herself.
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There is even one unique image of a fetus in a womb.
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But the impact of weed on a fetus is not yet clear.
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Above, a groundbreaking surgical technique to treat spina bifida in a fetus.
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A mother-to-be has a baby bump, not a fetus bump.
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Later, the nurse brought Manuel the fetus, wrapped in a bloodied cloth.
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With conditions like these, the fetus cannot survive out of the uterus.
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You think a fetus can derail UFC fighter Nina Ansaroff's MMA training!?!?!
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That artificial embryo, however, was unable to continue developing into a fetus.
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How might a viral infection affect the brain in a growing fetus?
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She and her fetus are fine, but some hair was definitely damaged!
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Redefining the start of life is also a step toward even more restrictions on abortion if HHS says a fetus is no longer a fetus, but rather an unborn child, to use another phrase popular among anti-choicers.
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They slice her open and rip the fetus out—already formed and recognizable as a tiny dolphin—and then stick the dead fetus in the water, where a mass of squirming, thrashing piracatinga fish come to feed on it.
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The requirement mandates that the "dead fetus" must be disposed of in accordance with the preexisting Final Disposition Rights Act of 2009—meaning that an aborted fetus at any gestational stage must be treated like a deceased family member.
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Enjoy this image of a third-trimester fetus of a Megachiroptera (fruit bat).
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They also serve as one of the lines of defense for the fetus.
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This is the same method used to remove a fetus after a miscarriage.
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Her fetus had a severe anomaly diagnosed in the second trimester of pregnancy.
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Police arrested Hernandez Cruz when they found the dead fetus in the toilet.
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Supreme Court rulings allow it until the fetus is viable, around 24 weeks.
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And so the fetus is not just passively receiving nutrients from its mother.
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"The fetus is not just passively receiving nutrients from its mother," he said.
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How does the virus get through the placenta to infect the developing fetus?
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A sonogram of the developing fetus has become a modern emblem of pregnancy.
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Minors might even have to face a state-appointed lawyer for their fetus.
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Once inside the fetus, alcohol can damage growth and nerve cells during development.
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I have written my little fetus a love note every week or so.
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Ten states ban abortions conducted solely because of the gender of the fetus.
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If you decide to remain pregnant, it's not harmful for the fetus, either.
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Late Thursday, the medical examiner ruled the death of the fetus a homicide.
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Or how the store's discounted items might symbolize a fetus and amniotic fluid.
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She was told that her 17-week-old fetus could not be saved.
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There was no evidence in this case that the woman's fetus is impaired.
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The fetus, which is normally extracted in parts, came through the cervix intact.
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But if abortion is a crime, John's obligations to the fetus may shift.
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Some women cannot travel and are forced to carry a fetus to term.
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For the record, I am pro-choice when the fetus is not viable.
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The doctor asked me if I wanted an autopsy performed on the fetus.
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The next moment, it evokes a fetus ballooned in a crocheted lemon net.
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An unborn fetus, therefore, is not treated as a person in Jewish law.
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The ages of the brain tissue samples ranged from early fetus through adulthood.
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They promised her the fetus would feel no pain before stopping its heartbeat.
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If it&aposs a healthy pregnancy, the egg will develop into a fetus.
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In unvaccinated pregnant women, the virus can kill the fetus, leading to miscarriage.
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Wade because they ban or severely restrict abortion before a fetus is viable.
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A third trimester fetus was unavailable for comment at the time of publication.
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According to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, doctors in Georgia argue that developing tissue of a fetus at six weeks may be mistaken as a heartbeat and that the fetus would not be able to survive outside of the mother's womb.
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These genes allow the fetus to release hormones that elevate its mother's blood pressure, increasing the amount of blood that goes to the fetus, and to raise its mother's blood sugar so more sugar-rich blood goes through the placenta.
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Researchers say the fetus had already died by the time the woman was buried.
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Over four weeks we see that fetus open its eyes, grow wool, breathe, swim.
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Wade, the Supreme Court's 1973 decision that legalized abortion until a fetus is viable.
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No therapy is available for an infected fetus that has developed microcephaly, obstetricians said.
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No fetus is viable at just 15 weeks, as the clinic's lawsuit points out.
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It's possible that Ata is a miscarried fetus, and from the very recent past.
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But a pathogen may not even have to reach the fetus to cause damage.
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"Feeling very much in love with this little fetus," she captioned a recent photo.
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Illinois, on the other hand, allows abortions until the point of the fetus' viability.
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She was rushed to the hospital, where she and the fetus were pronounced dead.
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Much to their surprise, there was a little Dinocephalosaurus fetus inside the mama Dinocephalosaurus.
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And just daily living—drinking, smoking, drugs — can be very dangerous for a fetus.
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She can either continue her pregnancy or transfer the fetus to the artificial womb.
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A few months of precautions can prevent devastating lifelong defects for the developing fetus.
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That's what's left after taking the red blood cells out of cow fetus blood.
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We know that malnutrition and dehydration can have a negative effect on the fetus.
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HEGSETH: And technology has shown us what a fetus looks like and a life.
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Isn't it bad for a fetus if the parent gets too excited or scared?
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According to ACOG, it's not always possible to determine why a fetus is breech.
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Down syndrome is caused by a fetus having an extra copy of chromosome 21.
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"(For example) nutrients like iron won't reach the fetus for proper development," he said.
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It can be sexually transmitted between partners, and passed down from mother to fetus.
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A fetal ultrasound also showed that the anatomy of the fetus' brain was abnormal.
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One juxtaposes a photo of Emmett Till's corpse with an image of a fetus.
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It mandates that an aborted fetus must be disposed of by burial or cremation.
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The other option is there's an infection loop between the mom and the fetus.
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Another case seeks financial compensation for a woman who was carrying a malformed fetus.
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Two days later, the fetus fell from my body while I was home alone.
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As she drew closer she saw it was the remains of an aborted fetus.
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Supporters cite the disputed claim that a fetus can feel pain at 20 weeks.
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Brian Kemp (R) signed legislation banning abortions once a fetus has a detectable heartbeat.
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Throughout the pregnancy, all the usual tests showed a normal fetus with no anomalies.
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In addition to microcephaly, he noted that the fetus had no brain tissue left.
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But Trump has now turned the attention back from the fetus to the woman.
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She has had extra ultrasound scans from her doctor, and her fetus looks unaffected.
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Dying Fetus don't fuck with change much when it comes to their proven sound.
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", and the B-movie-in-waiting, "Why doesn't a pregnant woman reject her fetus?
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Among these, about one in 10 had a fetus or baby with birth defects.
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The ob/gyn she saw seemed intent on calling attention to her growing fetus.
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Halappanavar died in a Galwayhospital after being denied an abortion for her miscarrying fetus.
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Reedus 'n fetus We saw more footage and somehow we understand the game less?
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If you have a molar pregnancy, it is impossible for a fetus to survive.
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But then, at eight weeks, an ultrasound revealed that her fetus had no heartbeat.
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In addition, because she was pregnant, she was sharing her nutrients with her fetus.
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She was in her first trimester of pregnancy, causing the fetus to also die.
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But now there was an actual fetus inside me, a soon-to-be baby.
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Because pregnancy lowers immune defenses, malaria can be lethal to both mother and fetus.
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Could West Nile or Powassan virus penetrate the placenta and infect a human fetus?
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The other way to estimate the age of the fetus is through an ultrasound.
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At some points, a fetus is likely to hiccup every day, according to Provine.
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At 20 weeks, a fetus isn't "viable," or capable of surviving outside the womb.
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No one knew the twin existed and it got absorbed into the other fetus.
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Because the fetus still had a heartbeat, they were unable to care for me.
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"If you're a mother mammal — if you let a fetus just dig into your tissues willy-nilly, that could ultimately kill you... The tissue that is lost during menstruation forms something of a shield between fetus and mom," Dr. Elizabeth Rowe told Broadly.
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The Supreme Court has previously ruled that states cannot put the interests of a fetus ahead of the interests of a pregnant woman until a fetus is "viable," concluding that a woman can have an abortion any time up to 24 weeks.
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Laurie saw the fetus and realized that the evangelical Christian church she belonged to and the anti-abortion media she consumed misrepresented what a fetus looked like; it didn't look like a shrunken-down baby to her; it looked like a tadpole.
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It's not the smoking gun that scientists are looking for, but it strongly suggests a link; the placental barrier regulates the exchange of substances—including infectious diseases—between mother and and fetus, while the amniotic fluid is the protective liquid around the fetus.
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The MRC-5 line originated with a male fetus aborted in Britain in 1964 because the mother suffered psychiatric problems, and WI-38 came from a female fetus aborted in Sweden in 1962 because the parents felt they had too many children.
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While Delgado claims that flooding a woman's body with progesterone saves the fetus, other doctors say that in many cases the fetus would have survived if the woman simply declined to take the second pill, misoprostol, after the initial dose of mifepristone.
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Pictures of her lying next to her perfectly formed seven-month dead fetus went viral.
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In May, residents discovered a headless fetus behind their house near a palm oil plantation.
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A doctor examined the woman, who was two months pregnant, as well as the fetus.
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The fetus also lacked bones to form the broad roof and sides of the skull.
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Scientists recently determined it to be the remains of a fetus with severe genetic mutations.
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Donoviel says there might be even more issues the longer a fetus develops in space.
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Wiz Khalifa was still feeling it, though — until they became hyper-aware of the fetus.
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The earlier the fusion happens, the higher the chances that the fetus will be viable.
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The greatest danger that the virus poses is to the fetus of a pregnant woman.
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What's known for certain is that the stillborn fetus was later discovered in a backpack.
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Once the fetus is placed inside the bag it is sealed, to prevent germs entering.
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Inflammation-triggering molecules spread from the infection, and some may end up in the fetus.
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After consulting with national and hospital ethics boards, the woman chose to abort the fetus.
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If someone is infected while pregnant, the virus can cause microcephaly in the developing fetus.
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And shock it did, as the caustic fetus poster sparked outrage amongst the political Right.
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And we're still not quite sure about how the exchange between fetus and mother works.
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She was five months pregnant at the time, and delivered the fetus in the car.
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The condition has been known to cause miscarriages and prohibit the growth of the fetus.
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She had been told at a drug maintenance clinic that detoxing would kill her fetus.
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Scientists say the available evidence suggests that a fetus cannot feel pain at that point.
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The bill requires doctors to ask patients if they know the gender of the fetus.
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The parasite can cause blindness in a developing fetus, and threaten people who are immunocompromised.
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A third bill would tighten restrictions on how an aborted fetus would be disposed of.
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To them, a fetus' right to potential life trumps anyone's right to make private choices.
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Should we eliminate a fetus or embryo because it's likely to develop cancer or schizophrenia?
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When the life of a fetus trumps the life of a woman, women will die.
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"The placenta is a vital organ for the well-being of the fetus," Valle said.
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Kay Ivey (R) as a fetus that the "Kidding" star suggested should have been aborted.
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Matt Bevin (R), that requires women seeking an abortion to be told about the fetus.
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This way, I could have the fetus tested to see if it was chromosomally normal.
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For instance, the number of head turns made by a fetus is an inexact measure.
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During a routine ultrasound in her 18th week, doctors noticed the fetus was severely underweight.
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Wade ruling that women have the right to terminate pregnancies until a fetus is viable.
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Moaning, whimpering, crying like a baby bird, she can appear as vulnerable as a fetus.
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The bill's emphasis on the fetus is a marked change from previous anti-abortion legislation.
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Unlike a born child, a fetus enjoys total governance over a woman's body and life.
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At 32 weeks, an ultrasound revealed the fetus was stillborn, and the doctors induced labor.
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There is the fetus in the dish, the perfect curl of its fingers and toes.
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Indeed, even Ms. Jones views the fetus that died in the shooting as a baby.
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"It denies a fetus its basic right to life," the group said in a statement.
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Israel Kamakawiwoʻole was singing "Over the Rainbow" as the last stitch went into the fetus.
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I told him he couldn't have the fetus — I had flushed it down the toilet.
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Wade which says states can't restrict abortion before a fetus is viable outside the womb.
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They require that a pregnant woman seeking an abortion have an ultrasound of the fetus.
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My first- and second-year students draw the anomalous fetus collection in the cadaver lab.
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The mother, not the fetus, was rejecting transplants that came from fathers or other donors.
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" And an expectant mother goes on a killing rampage guided by her fetus in "Prevenge.
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State law would presume that a fetus would be viable after 24 weeks of gestation.
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To bring prosperity to the restaurant, she participated in a sacrifice of a llama fetus.
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The other was to take medicine that would damage the fetus and cause extensive bleeding.
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" Not all women regard a fetus unable to survive on its own as a "baby.
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Proponents of the new law say this would ensure the "humane termination" of the fetus.
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Losing any chromosome other than a second sex chromosome is always lethal to a fetus.
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The death occurred during the procedure, before the fetus left the womb, Dr. Conti said.
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It was also carrying a fetus "in an advanced state of decomposition," the fund said.
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They kill the woman, cut open her womb, and [steal] the fetus—a live baby.
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There was no chance the pregnancy would progress, but the fetus still had a heartbeat.
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Because the legislation is vague, and because public health employees sometimes use that to deliberately delay the procedure to the time that a fetus may be viable, a decision is sometimes made to proceed with a delivery that may result in a live-born fetus.
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Second, given the viability of the fetus in the late stages of pregnancy, an abortion — a medical procedure in which the fetus's death is an unavoidable outcome — imposes on the medical staff the act of performing a procedure in which a viable fetus will die.
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In the last few years Tracy Bale, director of the University of Maryland's Center for Epigenetic Research in Child Health and Brain Development, has found that the placenta of a male fetus is more vulnerable to external stress than the placenta of a female fetus.
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The Court for the most part sustains this position: during the period prior to the time the fetus becomes viable, the Constitution of the United States values the convenience, whim or caprice of the putative mother more than life or potential life of the fetus.
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Wade, which protects a woman's right to an abortion up until when the fetus is viable.
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"These changes also occur during pregnancy and can impact the development of the fetus," Omar added.
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This affords equal rights to life to the embryo or fetus and to the pregnant woman.
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Abortions beginning at 20 weeks' gestation require a doctor's finding that the fetus is not viable.
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If it hangs around her neck like a necklace, the umbilical cord could choke the fetus.
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We returned three weeks later, hoping the invisible fetus had magically grown to camera-ready size.
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The reason: To spare the fetus pain -- even though the medical community has disputed that notion.
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The legislation also required a fetus to be buried or cremated, including in cases of miscarriage.
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Overall, though, there wasn't much evidence that light drinking during pregnancy causes harm to the fetus.
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In proper Kardashian form, this unknown-month-old fetus has already made its social media debut.
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" She further clarified, and explained, "I can get pregnant, but it would mess up the fetus.
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The Planned Parenthood controversy over aborted fetus body parts, explained Would defunding Planned Parenthood increase abortions?
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" So I guess it depends if the priest live streamed this dead fetus for "sadistic pleasure.
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Remains of the pregnant woman's fetus bones in her pelvis can be seen in this photo.
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That way, they can develop antibodies that are passed on to the fetus through the placenta.
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Distinguishing between ceasing gestation and terminating a fetus could have some important implications for paternal rights.
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There's a risk the fetus could be born immediately after the in utero surgery, or die.
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Pregnant women have been warned about Toxoplasma gondii because an infection can harm a developing fetus.
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The list of banned terms are: fetus, transgender, entitlement, vulnerable, science-based, evidence-based, and diversity.
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It also helps insulate and protect a fetus from infection and maintains temperature, pressure and light.
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And most of all, we don't know how low gravity will affect the mother and fetus.
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Her housemates discovered bloodstained items and a fetus inside a black bag in a household bin.
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These abortions are most often caused by severe deformities or other health issues with the fetus.
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She broke down, fearing that the rash was rubella and that her fetus would be harmed.
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Traditionally, the condition was diagnosed by looking at cells from a fetus and counting the chromosomes.
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Mothers everywhere won't be able to decide whether their fetus is more Kendall or more Kylie.
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From there, some of the cells go on to become the placenta, yolk sac and fetus.
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She was getting state-of-the-art care, including regular ultrasounds to check on the fetus.
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Moreover, the fetus had damage to tissues outside of the central nervous system, the researchers said.
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She began allowing family members to place bets on the sex of her fetus for $20.
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Our country places more value on the life of a fetus than that of a woman's.
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It continues on from the explorations I was doing around growing a fetus in zero gravity.
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"Going through the placenta is not the only way to infect a fetus," Dr. Sadovsky said.
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He even arranged for her album to be sold at the Minneapolis record shop Electric Fetus.
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An ultrasound examination by a primary care physician several weeks ago detected the fetus had abnormalities.
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That night or some time the next day I passed the fetus, just like he said.
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Nicotine can effect the development of the fetus and can also cause sudden infant death syndrome.
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The health authorities in Barcelona announced in May that they had detected microcephaly in the fetus.
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After disposing of the fetus, she sought medical help at a local hospital for postpartum bleeding.
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We know that nicotine can cross the placenta and have toxic effects on the developing fetus.
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One to two cups has been shown to not have any harmful effects on a fetus.
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"I grit my gums, I brace myself against the uterine walls," the fetus tells us grimly.
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The fetus shares only half its mother's genes; it is, inevitably, part self, part resident alien.
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By the 30th week, the fetus had severe microcephaly and a range of other birth defects.
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Nervously opening my bag, I was relieved to realize they contained pig's feet—not pig's fetus.
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At this point, changing her mind would mean that she'd exposed the fetus to hazardous materials.
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The fetus survived the shooting and was delivered via an emergency cesarean section, 10 weeks premature.
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Related: CT Scans Reveal the Youngest Mummified Fetus Ever Found | Conservation Lab Painting Cover-Ups, Exposed!
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Mr. Douglas said his niece had been told the fetus had no bladder or functional kidneys.
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As a doctor, I can draw a distinction, a boundary, between a fetus and a baby.
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To the police, if Ms. Jones had not picked a fight, her fetus would have survived.
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The State of Wisconsin appointed a lawyer for her fetus, but refused a lawyer for her.
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Charge in fetus death: An Alabama woman who was shot while pregnant was charged with manslaughter.
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A pregnant female musk ox is especially vulnerable: "She's starving her gestating fetus," Dr. Berger said.
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"The fetus is protected from hundreds of thousands of dangers that could affect it," she added.
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During a routine checkup at 35 weeks, she said her doctors detected abnormalities with the fetus.
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"I said, 'This is ridiculous,'" because the iBreastExam device cannot identify the sex of a fetus.
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That cherished little fetus-slash-vampire requires a share of its mother's blood, fuel and oxygen.
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Marijuana use during pregnancy can have negative effects on a developing fetus, including lowering birth weights.
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She was told that her pregnancy could not be terminated while the fetus had a heartbeat.
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I stopped thinking of the fetus as a child or even as something with biological potential.
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She also wore an anti-abortion dress depicting a fetus to the awards show in 2019.
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I do believe, however, that aborting a fetus with a disability should not be a given.
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Both fetus and mother are classified as "vulnerable" and regarded as members of a protected population.
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Transfusions into the umbilical cord during pregnancy can save the fetus and may prevent brain damage.
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"Everybody has a perfect donor when they're a fetus, and that's the mom," Dr. MacKenzie said.
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That fetus, too, survived, after the mother received progesterone injections through her 26th week of pregnancy.
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It appears to destroy brain tissue while a fetus is growing, causing the skull to collapse.
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Her husband told the newspaper that medical personnel told him the fetus&apos heartbeat appeared strong.
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SB 22016: "Post-Viability Protection Act:" bans abortion after fetus is viable or after 21002 weeks.
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Billboards opposing abortion, often picturing a fetus, are a common sight along roads in rural America.
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This type of birth, an example of "fetus-in-fetu," is very rare but not unprecedented.
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Therefore, if you got pregnant later, it's unlikely that you'd transmit the virus to your fetus.
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Writing in the American Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology in January of this year, Chasnoff analyzed studies detailing cannabis's effect on the fetus, concluding that tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), the psychoactive ingredient in pot, crosses the blood-brain barrier in the fetus and could impair a child's cognitive functioning.
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The fetus does not have the structures to carry a pain signal, and there's not even an associative cortex to interpret that signal, so why do we have a ban on abortion at 20 weeks under the premise that a fetus can feel pain at that point?
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They said they did not administer intravenous painkillers or anesthesia to mothers to anesthetize a fetus during normal deliveries, and asked why they should do so during an abortion, or during the delivery of a fetus with profound problems that was expected to die outside the womb.
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Wade, federal law—which does protect those situations and allows for abortion of a nonviable fetus at any point in pregnancy and a viable fetus at the states' discretion—came to supersede state law, though most clinics and hospitals base their policies on the state law.
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Indiana officials had declared that a fetus should be given a "dignified and respectful" burial or cremation.
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Under this law, women who are pregnant with an unviable fetus are forced to carry to term.
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According to the bill, eight weeks is the point at which a fetus has a discernible heartbeat.
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How invasive the procedure to remove a fetus, Cohen said, could influence how that all shakes out.
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About 3,500 of respondents said they were in their first trimester, when the fetus is most vulnerable.
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That October, she learned she was pregnant with twins, but one fetus was absorbed during her pregnancy.
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In other words, the increased risk of autism is not due to direct infection of the fetus.
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The doctors feared the fetus could still be alive and called the police to help recover it.
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The fetus was already in its head-down orientation (the cephalic position) and was positioned for birth.
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The CDC's work on birth defects caused by the Zika virus includes research on the developing fetus.
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Carrying a fetus to term, and bringing it into the world safely, is a major medical event.
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Wade that a fetus is not a person" and that it is the "law of the land.
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When the fetus is fully formed and the child is born, it comes out as a baby.
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The fetus has, at this point in pregnancy, developed into something with discrete and recognizable human features.
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Whether the fetus mummy was ancient or more recent, Chile requires permits for this sort of testing.
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When your fetus tells you to pack up and move, you move — even if you're Megan Fox.
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It turned out to be part of a 15-inch fossilized fetus, curled up atop the eggs.
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The bill penalizes doctors for performing the procedure when a heartbeat can be detected from a fetus.
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From the placenta, the virus can travel into the amniotic sac, and then to the fetus itself.
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" She clarified, saying she could conceive and carry children but her medications "would mess up the fetus.
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The Supreme Court has held that state bans on abortion before the fetus is viable are unlawful.
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Pence has opposed protective laws against LGBT discrimination and supports "personhood" amendments (declaring a fetus a person).
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But the GOP bill would allow a specific fetus to be named as a beneficiary before birth.
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Casey that states cannot ban abortion prior to viability, when a fetus can survive outside the womb.
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He noticed that a fetus in a womb looked like a seed in a shell, Isaacson writes.
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"Both vaginal birth and cesarean birth carry certain risks when a fetus is breech," according to ACOG.
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Francis then spoke of pre-natal tests to determine if a fetus has any illnesses or malformations.
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The Supreme Court has consistently held that it's unconstitutional to ban abortion before a fetus is viable.
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Of Poland's 1,100 or so legal abortions in 2016, 1,042 were done due to a damaged fetus.
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Until now, though, there was no evidence of virus transmission from a pregnant woman to her fetus.
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"Fixer Upper" fans speculated something was wrong with the images, because of excess fluid around the fetus.
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Here's what the suspiciously cute porg reminds us of: A colleague thought "penguin fetus" was more accurate.
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In the scheme of life, nine months is a small sacrifice to make for a growing fetus.
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Not so: a recent CT scan of the mummified bundle exposed the tiny bones of a fetus.
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Nearly four months into the woman's pregnancy, a scan revealed that the fetus' heart had stopped beating.
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First, over the past half- century the fetus has become much more visible, both literally and figuratively.
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After the procedure, the fetus was taken, without the woman's knowledge, to be used for medical research.
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Anti-abortion groups and lawmakers in Utah said they were acting out of concern for the fetus.
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Rivera said the fetus was donated by a family that did not have any recent travel history.
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Hargis is not qualified to tell a woman much more than if the fetus has a heartbeat.
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She showed her then-teenage son George W. Bush a fetus in a jar following a miscarriage
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Although pregnant women typically experience only flu-like symptoms, the danger to the developing fetus is high.
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In a D&E abortion, a doctor dilates the patient's cervix before dismembering and removing the fetus.
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The legislation is based on the disputed premise that a fetus can feel pain at that point.
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After her housemates tipped off the police, officers arrived and found a fetus in a trash bag.
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Requiring abortion providers to arrange for fetus funerals puts them in a deeply confusing and frustrating position.
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In these scenarios, the researchers say, the fetus might be exposed to the hormones in the pills.
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Were there any problems that arose in the U.S. from the Feed Us A Fetus album cover?
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Ectogenesis, the process of gestating a fetus outside the womb, sounds like the stuff of science fiction.
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Wade were borne out of the mother's right to privacy, not her right to terminate the fetus.
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Wade decision, which legalized abortion up to the point when a fetus is viable outside the womb.
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The notion that the law should treat a fetus like a person is widely held in Alabama.
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Paramedics eventually arrived and took her to a hospital, but her fetus — struck by a bullet — died.
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Obstetricians worried that bacteria could invade what had been a sterile environment around the fetus, causing infection.
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Outside of an abortion context, an obstetrician-gynecologist doesn't generally speak to a mother about her fetus.
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An unborn fetus, they argue, is innocent while a prisoner on death row is by definition guilty.
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The fetus, 224 weeks and two days old, less than two pounds, was about to have surgery.
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The decision to have the fetus autopsied instead felt like the right thing to do for me.
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But when I lost my pregnancy, it wasn't the physical body of the fetus that I mourned.
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Expert witnesses sought to undermine the opponents' main argument, that a fetus has a right to life.
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In her short story collection, "You Are Free," the only truly unfettered character is, pointedly, a fetus.
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Privy to their scheme but seemingly helpless to intervene, the fetus contemplates questions of bloodlines and love.
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I'd constructed my professional fortress and now my fetus was coming to get me, walls be damned.
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Another is that a doctor determines that the fetus will be unable to survive outside the womb.
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If you force continued pregnancy with a deformed fetus, with no chance of survival, you are cruel.
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But others are definitely harmful to the fetus, including lithium, which I had to give up immediately.
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Soon after, the fetus she carried was lost in the hospital struggle to keep the mother alive.
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Early activists, who were mostly Catholics, were almost solely concerned with saving the life of the fetus.
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Only the mother lived; an X-ray of the fetus showed a bullet lodged in its skull.
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Nesbitt was 36 weeks pregnant and despondent after Harding, an OB-GYN, couldn't detect the fetus' heartbeat.
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There's a huge caveat, however: It doesn't actually cover the mother, just the fetus she is carrying.
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The shape for the 3D print is based off the brain of a 22-week-old fetus.
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Because the smaller fetus took nourishment from its sibling, it is called a heteropagus or parasitic twin.
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The police initially charged the second woman, Ebony Jemison, with manslaughter in the death of the fetus.
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In three other photos, a marker that includes a government evidence identification number lies beside a fetus.
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Within the pro-life outlook, the hiddenness of the fetus is a microcosm of our social relations.
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When she is first asked, she says that a woman should carry a fetus that isn't viable.
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Wade stands, you can't legally block a woman from getting an abortion before her fetus is viable.
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Despite there being no evidence that proves Hernandez Cruz intentionally harmed the fetus, the judge in her case agreed with the prosecutor's argument that she didn't seek care for her pregnancy because she didn't want the baby and that she threw the fetus into the toilet, the Guardian reports.
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If you agree with Thomson on the case of the violinist, she concludes, you must also agree that a woman has a right to be free of a fetus, even if you believe the fetus to be, like the violinist, a "person," with all the rights that word entails.
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"This is the critical point: you have a mother who's infected, a fetus that's abnormal, and in the fetus, you have the genetic signature of the virus," says Andrew Pekosz, director of the Center for Emerging Viruses and Infectious Diseases at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.
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The flu shot protects the baby, tooSome women are hesitant to receive the vaccine because they're unsure how it will affect the fetus, yet the evidence is clear that the flu shot is safe during pregnancy and does not cause birth defects or other complications with fetus development.
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If a future Supreme Court held that a fetus was to be recognized as a person under the Constitution — as some noted conservative legal scholars have argued — the court would be bound by the Fourteenth Amendment's Equal Protection Clause to protect a fetus as it would any other person.
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Fetus Ezeli has been a disaster on both ends of the court and may have lost Kerr's trust.
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It would prohibit a woman from seeking an abortion based on the race or sex of her fetus.
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She said that the fetus was stillborn and she had disposed of it the remains in a dumpster.
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Wade and elsewhere that states cannot ban abortion before viability, when a fetus can survive outside the womb.
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The virus can have devastating consequences for a fetus, including the birth defect microcephaly and other neurological deficits.
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Librium's label recommends against the use of the drug during pregnancy because of potential risk to the fetus.
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In Georgia, for instance, the near-total abortion ban passed last month gives a fetus legal personhood status.
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These tests revealed that her fetus was healthy but Kaur had dangerously low hemoglobin and blood pressure levels.
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A fetus wasn't viable at 15 weeks, he wrote, which meant it wasn't viable at six weeks either.
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There are considerations to be taken for the person carrying the fetus, like a higher risk of preeclampsia.
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At first, the app provides nice ways to refer to your fetus before you can know the gender.
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The proposal would also legalize abortion without a time limit if birth defects are found in the fetus.
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Hernandez Cruz has been convicted for failing to provide proper care for the fetus, and for its murder.
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"This bill does not require a woman to dispose of the remains of an aborted fetus," he said.
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When he tries to trick her into aborting the fetus, the stage is set for an emergency intervention.
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Her set-ups were smart, her punchlines hilarious, and she was doing it all while growing a fetus.
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The sex of a fetus is interesting news, and something lots of parents want to know in advance.
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In pregnancy, genes passed along by the father help a fetus draw in more nutrients from its mother.
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If cytomegalovirus reaches the fetus early in development, the infection can cause serious harm, especially to the brain.
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The remains of two babies and a fetus were discovered at Erika Murray's Blackstone home in September 2014.
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She bought the drugs, and the fetus -- a male of between 10 and 12 weeks' gestation -- was aborted.
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It's also not clear whether smoking e-cigarettes causes cancer, or how vaping during pregnancy affects the fetus.
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Does potential harm to a fetus, even when there's clear benefit to a pregnant woman, indicate poor judgment?
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Zika's now known to cause profound birth defects and there is no cure for the fetus once affected.
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The fifth season was very silly, especially when they put that fetus in cryo for the second time.
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That's an alarming rate—and a reminder of just how dangerous Zika can be to a developing fetus.
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Pregnant women without symptoms should be given an ultrasound to check their fetus for microcephaly, the CDC says.
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Removing it, whether you're carrying a human in your fetus or not, is just a matter of preference.
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This headless adult female was buried at Çatalhöyük with her unborn fetus (indicated by black arrow at center).
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Although she got better, the virus took root in her fetus' bone cells, nerve cells and skin cells.
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There's no way you can do that without first taking it away from the woman carrying the fetus.
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But, because that force can harm a developing fetus, we have to adjust one thing a little bit.
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The anatomy of the fetus' brain was abnormal The woman's pregnancy was normal prior to her Zika infection.
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Leaning against the cargo van's inside wall: an oversized sign, featuring a gruesome image of an aborted fetus.
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Indiana is the second state, after North Dakota, to ban abortions sought due to abnormalities in the fetus.
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She aborted her pregnancy when [the fetus] was already six months old, and her parent knew about it.
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The dead fetus was diagnosed with microcephaly and there was a deficiency in the amount of amniotic fluid.
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Thinking of an unborn fetus as a person has always been the goal of the "pro-life" movement.
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The intervention of neurosurgery wasn't enough to save her, and she died with her fetus in her womb.
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" Pregnant women could also unknowingly harm their fetuses by vaping, because "nicotine is neurotoxic to a developing fetus.
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Without a placenta, which attaches the embryo to the uterine wall, an embryo cannot develop into a fetus.
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Dumped elsewhere in Kibera, the fetus had washed up in a narrow alleyway after a night of rainfall.
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Instead, he said he hoped Utah's law would shift the focus of the abortion debate onto the fetus.
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Her paramount surreal art piece was the sensationally bizarre picture of an armadillo fetus, "Portrait of Ubu" (893).
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Clinton's hypocrisy, arguing that if a fetus can be considered a person then it should have constitutional protections.
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Like the Zika virus, it causes mild flulike symptoms, or none — but can be devastating to a fetus.
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The virus has been linked to the devastating birth defect microcephaly, which prevents fetus' brains from developing properly.
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An autopsy of the fetus showed high concentrations of the virus in the brain, placenta and umbilical cord.
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In the case of a fetus failing to develop, it is performed to prevent infection or heavy bleeding.
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Wade, the Supreme Court has repeatedly upheld a woman's right to an abortion before the fetus is viable.
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The country's Eighth Amendment puts a fetus' right to life on par with the rights of the woman.
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After Reign's release, Dying Fetus spent nearly three years on the road, covering North America, Europe, and Asia.
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It seems like the fetus has either telepathically caused the doctor to commit suicide or manipulated her behavior.
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Pregnant women court a particularly high risk of developing UTIs, which can harm the mother and the fetus.
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Clearly they are a little child but in my mind you were referencing sperm, amnio fluids, the fetus.
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Their invention is based on the discovery that a pregnant woman's blood contains the DNA of the fetus.
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A lawsuit once thought to be the first to give an aborted fetus legal rights has been tossed.
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In 2011, Lee authored a majority opinion declaring an unborn fetus a "minor child" in wrongful death suits.
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Wade Supreme Court decision, which says abortion is legal until the fetus reaches viability, usually at 20113 weeks.
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The first is that brucellosis is typically transmitted in the aborted fetus and fluids of an infected cow.
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The decision had nothing to do with whether or not a fetus was considered a person, Liptak said.
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D&E abortions, as they are known, involve dilating the woman's cervix and removing the fetus in pieces.
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Nothing could happen to that fetus under the scalpel of a pathologist that was going to hurt it.
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To assume that one has to bury a fetus to respect it shows the limitations of his compassion.
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Charlie Magovern, a fossil dealer, came into possession of the rocks and unexpectedly discovered the fossilized fetus bones.
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She tells stories of communities where young women suspected of having abortions are forced to retrieve the fetus.
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Lawmakers based the gestational limit on the inaccurate idea that a fetus may feel pain by 20 weeks.
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Parker tells of seeing a woman whose fetus had Potter syndrome, in which the lungs do not develop.
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An EPA review found that even minuscule amounts of the pesticide could impact fetus and infant brain development.
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Non-Invasive Prenatal TestingA method for screening a fetus for certain genetic disorders by testing the mother's blood.
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In his writings, Judge Gorsuch has not said whether he considers a fetus to be a constitutional person.
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So does Judge Gorsuch consider a fetus a constitutional person, entitled to the protections of the 14th Amendment?
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Wade's prohibition on banning abortion before a fetus is viable, which occurs at about 24 weeks of pregnancy.
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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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A healthy fetus becomes viable — potentially able to survive outside the womb — at about 24 weeks of pregnancy.
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Her fetus did not survive the shooting, which the authorities say happened during a dispute with another woman.
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Under the measure, abortion providers, not patients, would be responsible for the cost of disposing of a fetus.
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Because the ovaries of a female fetus carry all the eggs she will ever possess, the possibility of genetic defects being found in a female (and her eggs, which represent her potential children) are greater than the possibility of defects in a male fetus, which carries only his own genes.
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In the room, I first stumble across horrific photos of disfigured victims, with a display of a dead fetus.
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Non-identical twin dogs are more common because each fetus has its own placenta, according to NBC New York.
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In this case, each indigo oval contains a roughly rendered fetus accented by crimson-violet paint that recalls blood.
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"It turns out you don't see menstrual bleeding in species where they don't have an aggressive fetus," says Rowe.
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Pregnant women can pass the bacteria to the developing fetus, which could lead to miscarriage, stillbirth or premature labor.
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The 2015 law would bar doctors from using instruments such as forceps to remove a fetus from the womb.
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A "silent miscarriage" happens when a fetus hasn't formed or has died, but the placenta and embryonic tissue remain.
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Some people use apps to do detailed counts; others prefer to simply notice the pattern of their fetus' acrobatics.
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Experts couldn't tell whether the fetus died before being born or soon after its birth, according to the Guardian.
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For a moment, let's entertain the notion that the fetus can feel pain, beyond a shadow of a doubt.
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Additionally, they will need to show that, had the fetus been born, it could have survived without it's mother.
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A viral attack early in pregnancy can kill a fetus or stunt the growing brain, producing microcephaly, they said.
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And what the fuck do you do with a fetus that comes out of you in your office bathroom?
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Authorities also included the unborn fetus of a pregnant woman in the death toll, per state fetal homicide law.
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Wade, which guarantees women the right to have an abortion until the fetus is viable, typically around 24 weeks.
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"There is no technology, even on the horizon, that can support the fetus from the embryonic stage," he said.
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That's to make absolutely sure that you don't infect your unborn fetus in case your birth control method fails.
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Most of the time, Dr. Whelihan says, BDSM isn't all that dangerous, whether or not you're carrying a fetus.
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Twenty-week bans prohibit abortion before a fetus is viable, and D&E bans effectively do the same thing.
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The fetus visible on the ultrasound appears to claw at the uterus, "fighting for its life" in Johnson's words.
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That's because it's dangerous to deliver a breech fetus vaginally, not just for the baby but also for mom.
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In most cases, the virus spreads through blood or body fluids, or from a pregnant woman to her fetus.
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In other words, one fetus appeared to be four weeks older than the other, which suggested a superfetation pregnancy.
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Casey, which bar states from banning abortion before a fetus can survive outside the womb, around 24 weeks' gestation.
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Lane attacked Wilkins, beating her and stabbing her, cutting into her uterus and removing the fetus, according to prosecutors.
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As Vox's Anna North explained, the law is based on junk science that suggests a fetus can feel pain.
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The problem is, you absolutely cannot give a fetus rights without taking rights away from the woman carrying it.
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We'd be fine if Amy Sherman-Palladino sent out a press release regarding the paternity of that 'lil fetus.
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As part of the proposed legislation, contributions can be made to a fetus' 529 college savings account, Rewire reports.
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During their first ultrasound, they found that their baby had a full body edema: fluid surrounding the entire fetus.
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It would have prohibited a woman from aborting a fetus because it had a disability, such as Down syndrome.
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Instead, doctors recommend the women undergo a stepped-up series of ultrasounds to monitor the condition of the fetus.
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Other animal studies have found that exposure to e-cigarettes could impact a fetus' lung development and cognitive function.
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Senate Bill 8 banned doctors from performing such abortions unless they first stopped a fetus' heart using another method.
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"There's blood on here," the pre-schooler says while pointing at a mangled aborted fetus and a sobbing woman.
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The fetus also had arthrogryposis, a condition in which joints don't move normally and may be stuck in place.
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The bill would ban dilation and evacuation method abortions unless the doctor has caused the death of the fetus.
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In the first trimester, it's usually impossible to tell if the virus has caused any problems with the fetus.
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It's a hardline rule that doesn't even take into account the woman's health or if the fetus isn't viable.
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Under the new law, women are also forced to pay for a fetus funeral if they abort or miscarry.
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Texas lawmakers tried a new tactic when they advanced sweeping restrictions on abortion last week: Focus on the fetus.
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Nothing says Christmas like watching one woman try to extract another's fetus from the ribs down, with sewing scissors!
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The Plastinarium's body donors include a pregnant mother and her fetus that raised ethical concerns when on public display.
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Though blatantly unconstitutional because they attempt to ban abortion before a fetus is viable—the foundation of Roe v.
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Pennsylvania state law currently allows for abortions for any reason, except for gender of the fetus, until 24 weeks.
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The Witches' Market in La Paz, Bolivia, sells dried llama fetus, which is said to bring luck and safety.
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Because of complications, we had an emergency ultrasound at 16 weeks and received a fatal diagnosis for the fetus.
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"At the end he's a fetus," he said of the Brando character in an interview with Rolling Stone magazine.
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A female fetus has two X chromosomes and two copies of these genes, with one copy typically staying silent.
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The court was not persuaded in the past by arguments that a fetus is a person under state law.
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The fetus doesn't go on to develop its own nervous system and brain, but it's still capable of living.
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As a male fetus develops, the testes form in the abdomen, just as the ovaries form in a female.
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In India, it is forbidden to abort a fetus after more than 20 weeks unless an exception is granted.
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Furthermore, under Mosaic Law, God would cause the abortion of any fetus conceived through an extramarital affair, or thereafter.
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As a fetus develops in a mother's uterus, it is barraged by hormones and other chemicals that sculpt development.
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We think we lost them a few patrons after we shouted the word "fetus" a few too many times.
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So I had a dilation and curettage — commonly known as a D&C, where they remove the fetus medically.
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The treatment for a mother with syphilis is penicillin, which is curative and safe for both mother and fetus.
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Medical professionals believed the fetus "may have been drug exposed while the mother was pregnant," the press release stated.
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The state's "compelling interest" in protecting the fetus increased progressively in the second and third trimesters, the decision said.
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He turned to microphotography after becoming fascinated by a fetus in a glass jar at Sabbatsbergs Hospital in Stockholm.
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Ultrasound technology gives the technician some leeway in adjusting the frequency to get a better image of the fetus.
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In pregnancy, a woman's center of gravity shifts forward to accommodate the growing fetus, which could affect Williams' stance.
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WNBC said the fetus was discovered in one of the airplane's lavatories by a cleaning crew on Tuesday morning.
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And it's done in cases where there may be severe deformities, there may be a fetus that's non-viable.
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In fact, at 15 weeks, the average fetus is 4 inches long, or about as large as an orange.
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Since then, some abortion opponents have argued against the exceptions, saying it shouldn't matter how a fetus is conceived.
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It was a startling experimental procedure: Doctors lifted a woman's uterus above her body to operate on her fetus.
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And it allowed abortion after 24 weeks to protect the mother's health or if the fetus was not viable.
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The virus is then grown in a culture of salt, vitamins, amino acids and serum from a calf fetus.
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Fetus-in-fetu is sometimes misdiagnosed as a teratoma, a tumor that may contain bones, muscle tissue and hair.
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When he noticed she was pregnant, he began to look for a doctor to abort the fetus, Rashidah said.
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Many women have health conditions that make pregnancy dangerous, or take medications that are dangerous to a developing fetus.
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Charges against Marshae Jones, the pregnant Alabama woman arrested for killing her fetus, were dropped by prosecutors on Wednesday.
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These laws effectively ban most second-trimester abortions, which means they ban abortion before a fetus would be viable.
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For pregnant women, the infection can pass on to the fetus or newborn, and even cause miscarriage or stillbirth.
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What that had meant in practice, in the 35 years since the amendment was passed, was that abortion was illegal in nearly all situations; that pregnant women had been hauled into court to have any medical decisions that might affect their fetus debated by an attorney for that fetus appointed by the state.
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Even if you&aposve chosen to announce earlier, this is a good time to remind everyone because the 12-week ultrasound is when your fetus starts to "look like a baby and is the ideal photographic time when you can fit the whole fetus in a single image on ultrasound," says Wallenstein.
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READ: Here's how Democrats can turn Roe v Wade in to law (It won't happen anytime soon) ""If there is no medical evidence to prove that a fetus is viable at 15 weeks LMP or at six weeks LMP," he wrote, "then a fetus is not viable between zero and five weeks LMP.
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It also allows for an abortion after the 20th week if the fetus has a fatal defect in the womb.
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Currently, bars throughout the city are required to display signs notifying of possible harm to a fetus via alcohol consumption.
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Just because pregnant women "don't develop symptoms doesn't mean that they can't transmit it to their fetus," Dr. Meissner cautioned.
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The logic here, apparently, is that these women might get pregnant, and any amount of alcohol could damage the fetus.
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"Our running hypothesis is, we're actually seeing the virus being given from the fetus back into the mother," O'Connor said.
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The virus can be transmitted from a pregnant woman to her fetus, through sexual contact, blood transfusion or by needle.
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Stabilizing the pregnant woman's opioid intake is often the optimal route, because quitting can be more dangerous for the fetus.
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Experts agree that heavy drinking can harm a developing fetus, but there's widespread disagreement on whether smaller amounts are safe.
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Many of them, she said, believed that by drinking during pregnancy, they had already done irreversible harm to the fetus.
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The amendment, signed into law on October 7, 1983, gave an "equal right to life" to both mother and fetus.
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Despite its resemblance to a real embryo, this artificial embryo will not develop into a healthy fetus, the researchers said.
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This anomaly was so severe that her fetus was likely to die in the womb or very soon after birth.
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Because nothing could be more sacred than a 210-week fetus — not a whole-ass living woman, that's for sure.
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Doctors said she had aborted a 222-week-old fetus, although Belén said she wasn't even aware she was pregnant.
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Radiation is a major concern, but another major variable is how a fetus would grow in an environment without gravity.
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And it seems likely that words like "transgender" and "fetus" would indeed be frowned upon by Republicans now in power.
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She later said the police went into her house without a search warrant and found the fetus inside a backpack.
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Wade gave women in the US the right to obtain abortions until the fetus could viably live outside the womb.
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This opinion is largely based on a Hadith that says the ensoulment of a fetus occurs 120 days after conception.
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Mashable has reached out to the convention press office for clarification on how many fetus figurines have been given out.
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It can also be spread from a pregnant woman to her fetus and from a man to partners through sex.
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Also tipped was Dennis Lo Yuk Ming, who developed a noninvasive prenatal test for detecting Down's syndrome in the fetus.
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Wade because they ban abortion before a fetus is viable, and several courts have blocked similar laws as a result.
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"My intention is to put the mother and fetus together, and make sure the mother's okay," he told The Verge.
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The lambs were at a stage of development comparable to that of a 22- to 24-week-old human fetus.
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Thomson seeks to argue that even if a fetus is a person, women should still have the right to abort.
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But scientists still don't know what is happening in the developing fetus, or why symptoms in adults are so mild.
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So, some of what they've done in past movies might not actually be good for a fetus, Dr. Whelihan says.
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Thirty-eight states have their own "two-victim" laws, meaning it is considered a separate crime to harm a fetus.
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Wade, the 1973 Supreme Court decision that prohibits states from banning abortion before a fetus can survive outside the womb.
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Erika Christensen and her husband learned at 30 weeks that her fetus wouldn't be able to breathe outside the womb.
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Three days earlier, she had discovered that the fetus in her womb was malformed and had no chance of survival.
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"Giving birth doesn't define you as a woman, as much as aborting [a fetus] doesn't qualify you as a murderer."
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Perhaps it was that or the stylized picture of a fetus that made the label refuse to produce it. 20003.
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"Now, we can begin to see whether vaccines can prevent transmission of the Zika virus to the fetus," Diamond said.
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When the two genetic donors have agreed on the fetus they wish to create, it's time to provide a sample!
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But again, the evidence isn't definitive, since her doctor may have simply missed the second fetus the first time around.
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But then scientists discovered that a fetus sheds small fragments of DNA through the placenta and into the mother's bloodstream.
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When she was 20 weeks along, she received an ultrasound that showed the fetus had severe loss of brain tissue.
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There is disagreement about when exactly a fetus is viable, but it is generally held to be around 250 weeks.
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In the emergency room, doctors realized she was miscarrying an ectopic pregnancy, where a fetus develops outside of the womb.
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An ultrasound in the 32nd week of pregnancy showed the fetus had died, and the doctors induced labor shortly after.
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A dead fetus reportedly was found Tuesday morning onboard an out-of-service American Airlines plane in New York City.
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She was told only when researchers had to tell her that they'd used her fetus, several months after the fact.
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In fact, Brazilian evangelical legislators are considering a bill to increase penalties for women who abort a fetus with microcephaly.
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Many women already receive anesthesia or painkillers if they have surgical abortions, and those drugs naturally pass to the fetus.
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The second, called misoprostol, is taken 24-48 hours later and causes the uterus to contract and expel the fetus.
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They will give you a number — you have this level of risk of carrying a fetus with a certain condition.
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In this solo play, adapted and directed by Annie Ryan, Aoife Duffin portrays an Irish woman, from fetus through adolescence.
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And some women just decided to go with it, accepting the well-intentioned kindness of strangers toward their imaginary fetus.
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According to Budiman, neighbors discovered the headless fetus and immediately reported the discovery to the police, who began an investigation.
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For one of the abortions, doctors found "brain abnormalities" in the fetus in an ultrasound and MRI, the CDC said.
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Zika poses a special risk for pregnant women since the virus can be transmitted through the bloodstream to the fetus.
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" This stands nearly in contrast to the paper's splashy title, "The Human Fetus Preferentially Engages with Face-like Visual Stimuli.
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It's a phenomenon known as superfetation, in which a second fetus develops in the womb while one is already present.
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These resulted from a condition known as hydrops fetalis in which the fetus loses the ability to manage body fluids.
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Supporters of the law say a fetus should be protected if there is even a chance it can feel pain.
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He said that anesthesia or an analgesic would need to go through the woman in order to reach the fetus.
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An Alabama probate judge granted Magers's attorney's request to also represent the unborn fetus, designated "Baby Roe" in court filings.
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In animal studies, the E.P.A. has found no evidence that either picaridin or IR3535 is harmful to the developing fetus.
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Lyrically, Dying Fetus is known for reality-based observations on the ugly side of life, including societal and political problems.
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" They say banning the procedure is necessary because it's inhumane to remove a living fetus from the uterus in "pieces.
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Still, despite a new-found focus on the fetus, many of the bill's proposed provisions could still trigger legal battles.
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Rather, she was forced to carry the dead fetus inside her for two more months and deliver a stillborn baby.
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I can say that we can share the pleasure of music, or the pleasure of a voice reaching the fetus.
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The Pennsylvania House on Monday passed a bill to ban abortions based on a Down syndrome diagnosis in the fetus.
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But when it became the more insistent push of a fetus, the teenager could not ignore the sensation any longer.
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This year's abortion bill concentrates on the fetus, not the clinic, but it is likely to face legal challenges too.
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Charley had the surgery in September 2017, as a six-month fetus, and was born full term in January 2018.
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After the fetus was delivered, the Zika virus was detected throughout its brain and in its spinal and amniotic fluid.
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Sometimes, a few weeks before a woman's due date, the membrane surrounding her fetus ruptures and amniotic fluid spills out.
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High blood pressure can cut off the amount of blood and nutrients that reach the fetus, restricting the baby's growth.
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Even stress endured in pregnancy can affect the health of the fetus in ways that endure throughout life, research suggests.
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But a pregnant woman can't be prosecuted under these laws for actions against her own fetus, because abortion is legal.
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Aren't the same people who sacralize the fetus generally opposed to any meaningful welfare for unwanted children and unmarried mothers?
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That's why the CDC recommends that women who aren't pregnant should still take precautions that could protect a developing fetus.
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"We would expect that the impacts of marijuana use by the mother on the fetus would start then," she added.
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But as a biochemist she knew that the compounds in question could be harmful, even lethal, to a developing fetus.
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The Supreme Court has ruled that states can regulate abortion only after a fetus could survive outside a mother's womb.
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They have effectively called abortion restrictions necessary to save the life of the fetus and the life of the mother.
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During the standard prenatal surgery for spina bifida, surgeons cut open the woman's abdomen and uterus to reach the fetus.
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They included 10 women, seven men, eight children, and the fetus carried by one of the victims, Crystal M. Holcombe.
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I didn't want my memories of my loss to be about the quasi-modal body of a 13-week fetus.
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Seventeen ban the procedure at viability, or the point in which a fetus can sustain life outside of a womb.
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Around 4% of pregnancies at full term, end up with the fetus in breech presentation in the mother&aposs uterus.
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Plus, you can take samples from the mother during her pregnancy or even image the fetus' brain as it develops.
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Lead passes through the placenta, so the blood lead levels of mother and fetus tend to be correlated, he said.
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After a routine prenatal check suggested her fetus was constricted in her womb, she delivered her daughter at 36 weeks.
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The placenta is a temporary organ that acts as a natural barrier between a mother and the fetus during pregnancy.
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At stake is the Eighth Amendment of the Irish Constitution, which confers equal rights to the fetus and the mother.
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Emerging data on the ability of marijuana to cross the placenta and affect the fetus raise concerns about pregnancy outcomes.
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The law, which bans abortion after six weeks and defines a fetus as a "natural person," was signed by Gov.
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Or if one fetus "kicked the placenta," he said, inflammation from that bruise on the membrane could become a portal.
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When the test showed that she was carrying a fetus that was female, her family decided she should abort it.
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Pregnant women fear miscarriage or harming the fetus -- and can also refuse sex because of lack of interest and fatigue.
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For example, pregnant women were forbidden to wear corsets: Frank believed tight corsets would prevent the growth of the fetus.
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The virus can be transmitted through sexual contact, blood transfusion, by needle or from a pregnant woman to her fetus.
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This suggests that all three flaviviruses "could possibly breach the placental barrier to reach the fetus in humans," Coyne said.
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But even there, advocates say, laws criminalizing harm to a fetus can put pregnant people — and their children — in danger.
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Now, read the article, "Uproar Over Purported Ban at C.D.C. of Words Like 'Fetus'," and answer the following questions: 1.
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Rob turned his camera on Chyna's pregnant belly Wednesday night, hoping their fetus would kick on command for Snapchat's sake.
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"A certain subtype of hCG can be measured to predict the likelihood of Down Syndrome affecting the fetus," Mixer says.
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And, counterintuitively, Hong Kong's public hospitals will only complete an abortion if the fetus is less than ten weeks old.
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The normal width of the linea alba between the rectus abdominis allows you to bend, twist, and carry a fetus.
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AUL's argument that women should know about the possibility of abortion reversal is the same argument behind other "informed consent" laws, which include measures requiring doctors to show women seeking abortions pictures of the fetus at its current point in gestation or to give medically disputed information about when the fetus can feel pain.
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In a world of artificial wombs — the world that may be opening up as a result of the recent research on premature lambs — a woman might have a right to stop gestating (to transfer the fetus out of the body to an artificial womb) but not a right to terminate the fetus as well.
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The 300 women in the study had all recently suffered an early pregnancy loss, but their bodies hadn't expelled the fetus.
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When you have a fetus quoting Michel Foucault, you are moving beyond absurdity and treading dangerously close to plain old pretentiousness.
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The woman, a 217-year-old mother of two, had suffered an obstetric injury that led her to lose the fetus.
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The woman, a 33-year-old mother of two, had suffered an obstetric injury that led her to lose the fetus.
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It also includes a second exception if severe fatal abnormalities will mean the fetus would definitely die at full-term birth.
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This RNA comes not just from the mother but also the fetus and placenta and can provide insight on fetal development.
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Kmart and Walmart refused to stock the record, which had a photo of flowers and fetus models on the back cover.
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I had to undergo a dilation and curettage — commonly known as a D&C — to remove the fetus from my uterus.
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"Given the fact that the mummified fetus was clearly human, the geneticists did not need to do further testing," said Killgrove.
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In response to these trends the South Korean government made it illegal for doctors to reveal the sex of a fetus.
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If the placenta is anterior, meaning it's between the fetus and your stomach, that may dampen the feeling of those kicks.
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The green sash isn't a blood vessel but a stream of the amniotic fluid that bathes the fetus in the uterus.
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The case shows that the problems Zika may cause with a developing fetus may not show up on a normal ultrasound.
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That's because even when a woman doesn't have symptoms of Zika, the fetus can still suffer devastating consequences from the virus.
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However, physicians and reproductive health groups say that, anecdotally, these procedures often occur because the fetus has a devastating medical condition.
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In Judaism, the fetus is regarded as a part of the mother, "like a hand or a foot," Rabbi Ruttenberg said.
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Delegates at the Republican convention are being given fetus figurines as part of their gift bag, according to journalists in Cleveland.
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Tracing a pregnancy is further complicated by the fact that poop can be confused for a tiny panda fetus on ultrasounds.
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"In Texas, we could just call abortion fetus-hunting," she said, and then turned to Gloria Steinem in the front row.
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Reversing the Trump administration's restriction on the use of these words: transgender, fetus, vulnerable, science-based, evidence-based, diversity, and entitlement.
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The law requires the doctor stop the heart of the fetus before abortion, an "inadequately studied, potentially risky procedure," he wrote.
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In Lane's version, Lane became fearful that she had killed Wilkins, and that Wilkins' seven-month-old fetus would not survive.
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The placenta is an organ that provides oxygen and nutrients to the fetus, and it removes waste from the baby's blood.
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Unlike previous efforts, the new system doesn't use an external pump to drive circulation; the fetus provides all of the power.
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She cut the baby out of Wilkins' womb, then later arrived to the hospital claiming that she'd miscarried the dead fetus.
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The virus has been linked to the devastating birth defect microcephaly, which prevents the brain of a fetus from developing properly.
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During her pregnancy, Otis noticed abnormal bleeding, so she saw a doctor, who said the fetus didn't have enough amniotic fluid.
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The doctor and the police searched for the fetus and found it in a dumpster, where Patel said she left it.
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"There is no evidence from anyone that the fetus feels pain or suffers during a second-trimester abortion procedure," Chasen says.
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The amniotic sac is a cushioned membrane that protects the fetus, umbilical cord, placenta and other fluids in a mother's womb.
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Zika can also be transmitted through blood, and mother-to-fetus transmission has been documented throughout pregnancy (more on that below).
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The country's National Health Institute said Zika virus was identified in the amniotic fluid surrounding a severely deformed and aborted fetus.
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The details, per The Washington Post: The list of banned words: vulnerable, entitlement, diversity, transgender, fetus, evidence-based and science-based.
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Granted, we should hardly expect Hillary to morph into an ardent fetus-fancier; she has zero political incentive to do so.
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The weird fetus-baby-container-thing is back in the latest trailer for Metal Gear creator Hideo Kojima's upcoming Death Stranding.
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It also allowed states to place restrictions on the procedure from the time a fetus could viably survive outside the womb.
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Huggett said he was unaware of any case that directly addressed worker's compensation for a fetus harmed by an infectious disease.
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It is the intentional ending of a life process, but abortion is not murder, because a fetus is not a person.
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Some of the most intriguing current research finds that these effects play out differently depending on the sex of the fetus.
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The restrictions also bar women from having an abortion "solely on the basis" of tests indicating the fetus has Down syndrome.
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A woman considering an abortion could potentially dodge the law by opting to not learn the gender of her fetus, right?
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"Finding the virus in the brain of the fetus in the NEJM study — that's pretty much a smoking gun," he says.
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Emerging and aggregate data "really do show that Zika virus infection can lead to developmental defects in the fetus," she says.
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Driving in a car carries some risk to your baby, and your fetus does not benefit from that vacation you took.
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Michael Phelps took his wife and his fetus out on the town on Tuesday -- treating the gang to a OneRepublic show!
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Fetal death, placental insufficiency, fetal growth retardation, and injury to a fetus' central nervous system are all associated with the virus.
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Exemptions would be given for those who perform the procedure for reasons including protecting the mother or removing a miscarried fetus.
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By the 30th week of the woman's pregnancy, the doctors knew the fetus would have several congenital conditions, the report said.
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"Cardio shows to have huge positive effects on the heart of a growing fetus that lasts throughout their childhood," she says.
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Instead, it was a "coffin birth," in which the fetus is posthumously extruded due to the force of gases and decomposition.
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A Georgia House committee passed legislation Wednesday that would ban abortions in the state after a fetus has a detectable heartbeat.
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Massie then sought to pin McNicholas down on whether she would be willing to abort a fetus after it becomes viable.
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And other doctors asked if they would have to specifically inject a fetus with an anesthetic through a woman's abdominal wall.
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This condition is known as hydrops fetalis, which is a buildup of fluid in two or more areas of the fetus.
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It did not include exceptions for cases in which the fetus' life is at stake or cases of rape or incest.
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Others, like the philosopher Peter Singer, support both, but question whether a moral distinction exists between a fetus and an infant.
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In other words, the fetus can already start movements and chooses a favorite hand before the brain starts controlling the body.
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Since the fetus requires nutrients and oxygen passed from mom to the baby through the placenta, it is not yet viable.
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" Its language states that a "fertilized egg, embryo, or fetus does not have independent rights under the law of this State.
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Or perhaps, as John sometimes tells it, he helped the girl abort her "half-foreign" fetus, thereby somehow saving her life.
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At 29 weeks, her doctor had showed her an MRI scan of the fetus' brain, showing gaping parts of it missing.
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D&E is a surgical procedure in which a woman's cervix is dilated before suction is used to remove the fetus.
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Wade protects women's right to abortion until a fetus is viable outside the womb; only after that can states enact restrictions.
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Of the 1,000, 51 or about 5 percent had babies or a fetus with one or more Zika-related birth defect.
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Research has found that THC can easily cross the placenta and accumulate in the brain and fat of the growing fetus.
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Arizona also bans "race-selective abortions," which is when parents end a pregnancy because the fetus isn't the race they want.
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Turner's eight-month-old fetus was cut from her belly and stomped on as her lifeless body was hanging upside down.
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The researchers had better luck when they used the nucleus from connective tissue cells derived from an aborted monkey fetus, however.
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Using Sequenom's process avoids existing techniques of taking samples from the placenta or fetus, which are considerably more dangerous and invasive.
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The fetus photographs are not cited in any court filings and it is unclear if they will be presented at trial.
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Women taking antidepressants who become pregnant, or are planning to, often prefer not to expose the developing fetus to any prescriptions.
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Not only would fetuses gain the same rights as you or I, a fetus would also have unprecedented authority over others.
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Fetal life was still defined by "quickening" — when the woman felt the fetus move, not before the fourth or fifth month.
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She had written a poem in Spanish called "Ovarian Cancer," filled with graphic imagery (she compared cancer to a bleeding fetus).
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And just so you know, there's a Jesus-like evangelist fetus as well, urging the protection and salvation of his kind.
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So a two-inch fetus is an unassailable human being, except when the woman was an unwilling participant in getting pregnant.
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Does his reference to "fetal life" in the Garza case suggest he believes a fetus has a constitutional right to personhood?
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There's currently no evidence that a pregnant person can transmit the virus to the fetus during pregnancy or birth, Jamieson said.
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It was compared with human and primate genomes and determined to be a human female, probably a fetus, with Chilean ancestry.
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Not all fetus-in-fetu cases are treated right after birthIn some cases, FIF-related health problems take years to develop.
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Today, the Catholic hierarchy and its anti-choice allies argue that the fetus is a person from the moment of conception.
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But because methadone and buprenorphine are still opioids, a fetus adapted to them is still at risk for withdrawal after birth.
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In a fiery Instagram post with a fetus photoshopped onto her stomach, singer Grimes may have announced that she was pregnant.
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Placental abruption: When the placenta separates from the uterus prematurely, which can be life-threatening for both you and the fetus.
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Research has discovered neonics in newborn infants, indicating that the chemicals are transferred to the fetus from women exposed during pregnancy.
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However, it poses grave risks to pregnant women since it can cross the placenta and infect a fetus in the womb.
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They're immature: One technique for estimating their developmental age has consistently likened them to the brain of a second-trimester fetus.
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Delgado, meanwhile, invited Cynthia to come in for an ultrasound the same day to see if the fetus was still alive.
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As a result, she got pregnant three times — and had two more abortions when the fetus was determined to be female.
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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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Whether those particles, created by the combustion of fossil fuels, pose a direct risk to the fetus is an unresolved question.
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She was a young woman with a dangerous heart condition that requires medication that would pose risks to a developing fetus.
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However, under the Finnis view, if the court were to deem a fetus a constitutional person, abortion would be prohibited nationwide.
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Even secondhand smoke is dangerous to the developing fetus, increasing the risk of low birth weight by as much as 20%.
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The Bible does not prioritize the fetus; this is conservative religious doctrine that functions to keep women, especially poor women, dependent.
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Arguments are futile until we acknowledge that this is the fundamental question: Is abortion "terminating a fetus" or "killing a baby"?
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Are you arguing that an infant one day after delivery is fundamentally different developmentally from a fetus one day before delivery?
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The woman chose not to have the injection to stop the fetal heartbeat, preferring that her fetus die a natural death.
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If you're wondering what Kylie's ex, Tyga, thinks about the fetus news, he posted this on Snapchat and quickly deleted it.
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Wade held that abortion is a fundamental, constitutional right for women that could only be restricted once a fetus is viable.
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