Knowles-Carter said she used her art as a form of therapy to cope with miscarriages in the pastKnowles-Carter has discussed her miscarriages in the past.
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"Euploid losses [miscarriages that were chromosomally normal] and certain recurring aneuploid losses [miscarriages that were chromosomally abnormal due to bad eggs] have totally different mechanisms for loss," he explained.
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Beyonce says having miscarriages taught her to mother herself before she could be a mom to anyone elseHaving sex, getting a UTI, and other myths about what causes miscarriages
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About half of women who have miscarriages undergo these procedures.
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People with aps often suffer blood clots and recurrent miscarriages.
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Listeria infection can cause miscarriages and stillbirths among pregnant women.
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To me, it's a miracle that more miscarriages don't happen.
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Listeria infection in pregnant women can cause miscarriages or stillbirths.
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They're also looking into using the technique to predict miscarriages.
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It can also cause miscarriages and stillbirths in pregnant women.
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In 2014, 19% of pregnancies (excluding miscarriages) ended in abortion.
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This time, it's the fact that she's had multiple miscarriages.
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Miscarriages are most likely to occur during the first trimester.
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"I'd say [my previous mixtapes] were all miscarriages," she said.
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It can even cause stillbirths and miscarriages in pregnant people.
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In women, a listeria infection can cause miscarriages and stillbirths.
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But the big risk is that listeria can cause miscarriages.
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Recrimination in a country where several states have criminalized miscarriages?
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Over the next two years, my wife had five miscarriages.
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In pregnant women, Listeria infections can cause miscarriages and stillbirths.
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She experienced 10 miscarriages before receiving the care she needed.
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It can also cause miscarriages and stillbirths among pregnant women.
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Listeria infections can cause pregnant women to have miscarriages and stillbirths.
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Lizzie Lowrie has had six miscarriages, all in the first trimester.
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One reason why: Many self-induced abortions look exactly like miscarriages.
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It can also lead to miscarriages and stillbirths among pregnant women.
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The experiments will attempt to figure what goes wrong in miscarriages.
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I had three miscarriages in the last year and a half.
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But she was ready for another pivot after enduring two miscarriages.
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They long to be parents but Isabel has suffered two miscarriages.
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In reality, miscarriages are typically the result of medically diagnosable issue.
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Two of those women suffered miscarriages and two opted for abortions.
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Fetal tissue can be acquired from miscarriages, ectopic pregnancies and abortions.
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We are talking about miscarriages of justice, people losing their lives.
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The bacteria can also cause miscarriages and stillbirths among pregnant women.
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In fact, about 80% of miscarriages happen within the first trimester.
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Women are having miscarriages from the stress and anxiety of it.
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"I have had eight or nine miscarriages," Union writes in the book.
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In addition, she revealed she suffered three miscarriages from 2017 to 2018.
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In addition, she revealed she suffered three miscarriages from 2017 to 2018.
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Recalling her "eight or nine miscarriages," the actress described her painful past.
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But the couple experienced several miscarriages before they had Saylor in 2008.
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This is because it's difficult to determine how many miscarriages take place.
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About 15-25% of recorded pregnancies end in miscarriages, according to WebMD.
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I just needed to deal with [the miscarriages] in a private way.
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Meanwhile, pregnant women across the country face persecution for accidents and miscarriages.
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When pregnant women are treated like any other detainee, unwanted miscarriages happen.
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Toni had three miscarriages in one year because of a mismanaged thyroid.
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My wife and I lost children to miscarriages; then our baby died.
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About half of miscarriages are because of abnormalities in the fetal chromosomes.
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I was traumatized by three miscarriages and scared of future reproductive problems.
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And the Dutch famine probably led to many miscarriages and early deaths.
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Large swaths of the community had asthma, cancer, diabetes, miscarriages, skin conditions.
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Some were adamant that women who experienced miscarriages at home would not have to worry about providing a funeral for remains, but weren't sure about whether the law would apply to miscarriages that require surgery to prevent infection.
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The stories featured are not high-profile miscarriages of justice, but routine abuses.
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Zuckerberg wrote about the three miscarriages his wife experienced before getting baby Max.
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FROM PEN: Figure-Skating Star Nancy Kerrigan Opens Up About Her 6 Miscarriages
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American prosecutors don't go after most women who have had miscarriages, of course.
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Equally eye-opening is the list of reasons behind these miscarriages of justice.
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The law also requires that aborted fetuses or miscarriages be buried or cremated.
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"I have had eight or nine miscarriages," Union, 44, writes in the book.
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Kelley and husband, Aaron, attempted multiple IVF treatments and suffered three heartbreaking miscarriages.
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Miscarriages of justice China's criminal justice system is also plagued by insurmountable defects.
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FROM PEN: Figure Skating Star Nancy Kerrigan Opens Up About Her 6 Miscarriages
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Three more miscarriages soon followed, so Laura and Dave went looking for answers.
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Pregnancies too, I mean stillbirths, miscarriages can happen if moms get the measles.
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Gurus reveal their darkest secrets and talk about miscarriages, or their plastic surgery.
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The virus has been linked to both miscarriages and birth defects, including microcephaly.
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Another two years of treatment, another two miscarriages — one with a donor egg!
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Because women will have children, we will have miscarriages, we will have abortions.
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Ms. Marinoni gave birth to their son, Max, in 2011, after several miscarriages.
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There are no miscarriages, no blood tests, no trophons, and no horrible surprises.
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But over the decades, other high-profile cases have highlighted miscarriages of justice.
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Obese women also have higher rates of gestational diabetes, miscarriages and preterm births.
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Still the miscarriages came — and with each one an increasingly perilous emotional minefield.
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The state systematically jails women who have miscarriages or lose their newborn babies.
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During the first decade of their marriage, she had many miscarriages and stillborn children.
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They reveal their darkest secrets, talk about their miscarriages, or detail their plastic surgery.
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After three more cycles, which included a failure and two miscarriages, I felt destroyed.
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There are also concerns about miscarriages, imminent learning disabilities in children and Legionnaires' disease.
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And Amnesty International says women are often convicted of aggravated homicide after suffering miscarriages.
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In September, Underwood revealed that she suffered three miscarriages in the last two years.
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There is no third-party body to probe miscarriages and free those wrongly convicted.
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I've publicly shared our struggles with fertility, our two miscarriages, and now my pregnancy.
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Other TV shows have used miscarriages as a convenient way to resolve unwanted pregnancies.
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In fact, 46-year-old Union has said she suffered 8 or 9 miscarriages.
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Birse says that adding elements like miscarriages still aren't fully out of the question.
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It can cause miscarriages and stillbirths and babies that live are often severely disabled.
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Two women had miscarriages, while two pregnancies resulted in the births of healthy infants.
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I had two miscarriages, and after a year of trying, I was pregnant again.
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Listeria has been known to cause miscarriages, stillbirths and premature delivery in pregnant women.
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And pregnant women may even suffer stillbirths or miscarriages if they have the infection.
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We know some people have died, we know about a leukemia case and miscarriages.
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She said her doctor had been monitoring her pregnancy closely due to previous miscarriages.
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Toluene has been associated with birth defects, miscarriages and organ damage, the newspaper noted.
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She had at least two miscarriages, and was never able to have a child.
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Unfortunately, 98 of the couples — a little over a quarter of them — had miscarriages.
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I also needed to read Christene's brutal and beautiful essay about her multiple miscarriages.
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Though rarely fatal, untreated infections are linked to devastating consequences like miscarriages and infertility.
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If left untreated, gonorrhea can cause infertility, miscarriages, chronic pain and blindness in newborns.
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However, throughout their marriage, Monroe struggled to conceive a child and suffered multiple miscarriages.
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For women suffering infertility or repeated miscarriages, POAS can be a seriously anxious experience.
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In 2015, after years of fertility treatments and miscarriages, Ms. Van Son got pregnant.
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Mr. Yallop's books railed against what he saw as corruption and miscarriages of justice.
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Miscarriages are extremely common and largely due to factors outside of anyone&aposs control.
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But this isn&apost the first time Halsey has spoken up about her miscarriages.
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Halsey told her fans that she's had three miscarriages in a since-deleted tweet.
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"Had a couple miscarriages," Ms. Gill, 50, said in her down-to-earth way.
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Misoprostol, also known by the brand name Cytotec, is often used to treat miscarriages.
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After three miscarriages and surgery to remove uterine scarring, the couple turned to IVF.
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A doctor is investigating whether miscarriages increased among women who drank the tainted water.
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But what happens when their 24-year-long marriage is plagued by miscarriages and stillbirths?
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In addition, this past September, she revealed she suffered three miscarriages from 2017 to 2018.
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Last September, she revealed that she'd suffered through three miscarriages in less than two years.
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It can cause miscarriages and is especially dangerous to infants too young for a vaccination.
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I had 2 previous consistent miscarriages, so I didn't feel comfortable disclosing I was pregnant.
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Courtney had the twins with the help of fertility treatments after suffering several heartbreaking miscarriages.
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She had the twins with the help of fertility treatments after suffering several heartbreaking miscarriages.
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But McCain said she found support and grew close with other women who had miscarriages.
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Courtney had her twins with the help of fertility treatments after suffering several heartbreaking miscarriages.
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"I did a lot of research on miscarriages and they are so common," she says.
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That's when I began to suspect that my miscarriages were happening due to low progesterone.
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Carrie Underwood has revealed that she suffered from three miscarriages in the last two years.
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The condition has been known to cause miscarriages and prohibit the growth of the fetus.
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They'd spent six years trying for a baby but faced the tragedy of continued miscarriages.
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Emma Benjamin has had several miscarriages, too, but still remembers the terror of the first.
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Unfortunately, she would go on to miscarry, and have two more back-to-back miscarriages.
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Whether it's infertility, miscarriages, still births - so many awful situations and you're joking about it!
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Victims suffered shame, depression, incontinence, impotence and miscarriages, and rejection by their families, it said.
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That means I wrote many, many stories about famous women opening up about their miscarriages.
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If signed, SB8 would prohibit donating fetal tissue and cord blood from abortions and miscarriages.
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She also recorded 124 miscarriages between 20153 and 2014, when the smelter was in operation.
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That year, nearly 11,000 women suffered miscarriages or stillborn births linked to the rubella virus.
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But the prevalence of miscarriages doesn't mean that there is space to talk about it.
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The couple had been trying for years, but Chan suffered three miscarriages along the way.
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They struggle with infidelity, infertility, miscarriages, anxiety and depression, and the trauma of childhood abuse.
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The study also tracked how many pregnancies ended in miscarriages, stillbirths, abortions, or maternal deaths.
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When it comes to miscarriages, there are a lot of myths about what causes them.
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She had had several miscarriages, he explained, and hadn't stopped pushing the carriage ever since.
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That stress can lead to low birth weight in calves and miscarriages, Mr. Macon said.
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In a now-deleted tweet, Halsey revealed she'd had three miscarriages as of March 2019.
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No government authorities track miscarriages or other problems linked to pregnant women stunned by Tasers.
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Social media posts, like Baldwin's, have helped break down the silence and misunderstandings around miscarriages.
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Anne is remembered today mostly for her bad health, her weight and her many miscarriages.
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Patrina Powell-Gourdet, Brooklyn, New York I've had three pregnancies but several miscarriages before that.
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"I have had eight or nine miscarriages," she writes in the book, according to People's excerpts.
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The compensation also covers miscarriages and congenital illnesses of the workers' children such as child cancer.
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She has five children, but she lost seven others from miscarriages, and her husband abused her.
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Pregnant women have miscarriages because their guards or other caregivers don't take their medical emergencies seriously.
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So far, I've had five miscarriages, one baby, and am expecting my second in four months.
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I took pill similar to misoprostol, used to help empty the uterus during abortions and miscarriages.
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But even the clinics don't really know yet what these new rules will mean for miscarriages.
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Over the past 10 years, the couple faced incredible challenges, including infertility and four heartbreaking miscarriages.
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Lawsuits allege that the unsanitary conditions and brutality in Arpaio's jails resulted in dozens of miscarriages.
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Luttrell of Planned Parenthood said that criminalizing miscarriages is not the explicit purpose of the bill.
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She had a daughter, who's now 16, but other attempts to have children resulted in miscarriages.
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They complain of an increase in respiratory conditions and miscarriages, although there are no recent studies.
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The women suffered miscarriages and stillbirths at a rate 32 times that of the national population.
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Or she might have suffered recurrent miscarriages, or tried several cycles of IVF that were unsuccessful.
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This raises the prospect of irreversible miscarriages of justice and violations of the right to life.
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State: Statistics being gathered The state gets yearly statistics on miscarriages and other subjects, she said.
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She's suffered several miscarriages and has gone through many unsuccessful rounds of in vitro fertilization (IVF).
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At least Sam isn't as wildly uncomfortable about this reproductive news as he is about miscarriages.
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The current study included about 22 pregnant women with at least one or two prior miscarriages.
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The most egregious miscarriages of justice our school systems inflict on children are zero tolerance policies.
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Klein had four miscarriages, saw 10 specialists, and nearly gave up on ever becoming a mother.
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Miscarriages before 20 weeks' gestation occur in up to 20 percent of all clinically recognized pregnancies.
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Indeed, rights groups say that women were wrongly imprisoned in El Salvador simply for having miscarriages.
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And according to the Mayo Clinic, the risk of miscarriage increases if you've had multiple miscarriages.
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She also addressed the stigma behind miscarriages and how she hopes to encourage transparency among women.
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So miscarriages are sometimes treated as manslaughter or feticide, and women's rights over all are eroding.
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D. gives me a massage and we talk late into the night about everything but miscarriages.
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They write about miscarriages and sexual assault; feeling trapped in marriages and being rejected by parents.
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The following year, Jay released "4:44," which featured lyrics that referenced an affair and miscarriages.
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I definitely don't want to hear your horror stories about miscarriages, birth defects, and lost feet.
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Mark Zuckerberg wants to start a conversation about miscarriages We tried for years to get pregnant.
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Native Londoner and mother to one living child, Emily Conroy, has had three miscarriages in three years.
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According to the women's health nonprofit March For Dimes, about 10-15% of pregnancies end in miscarriages.
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Altgeld Gardens also has a higher rate of premature births, miscarriages, and children born with brain tumors.
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Particulate matter pollution seemed to put the women at the greatest risk among miscarriages linked to pollution.
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One office simply said the clinic would take care of remains from miscarriages without burdening the woman.
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If it does, it's difficult to know how the issue of miscarriages would be interpreted by judges.
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"This is too far, people really suffer from miscarriages and they're playing around," someone tweeted in response.
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Not all women with higher radiation exposure levels miscarried, and there were miscarriages in the lowest quartile.
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Conan Doyle had involved himself in miscarriages of justice before, but this one would eclipse them all.
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She also hopes that it helps others who have suffered miscarriages to know that they aren't alone.
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A 2014 study claimed to find over 380 cases in which women faced criminal charges over miscarriages.
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"The risk of clinically detected miscarriages has a baseline risk of approximately 6-7 percent," she explains.
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Today, Queen Anne is remembered for her large corporal size, her miscarriages, her illnesses, her supposed affairs.
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I went on to have two more very early miscarriages before I decided to do my research.
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They reported health conditions including headaches, respiratory problems and miscarriages that they attributed to their living conditions.
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Country Living reported friends of the actress claimed Ball had suffered several miscarriages before they conceived Lucie.
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Although Benjamin and her husband now have three children, a cause was never identified for her miscarriages.
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Arteaga explained that after suffering previous miscarriages, her doctor had been monitoring her nine-week pregnancy closely.
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She said it's time "to remove the stigma miscarriages happen," and it's "nothing to be ashamed of."
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"My sister and I went through miscarriages together and that definitely brought us closer," Bao Kou says.
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After 13 miscarriages, Laura Worsley's daughter Ivy is a personal miracle baby for her and husband Dave.
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Deaths being covered up at a government nuclear plant, or miscarriages of justice in campus sexual assaults.
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Not only are miscarriages common, they are "in almost all cases" not the mother's fault, Williams added.
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Sometimes, the mere existence of the death penalty can compel wrongful convictions and grave miscarriages of justice.
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China has seen a string of high-profile miscarriages of justice in recent years, attracting widespread attention.
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There's also evidence that TCE increases the risk of miscarriages, birth defects, and developmental issues in children.
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She writes that she felt like a failure because she did not realize how common miscarriages are.
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"My wife is one strong individual!!!" he tweeted in October 2017 following news of Union's multiple miscarriages.
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When he was 12, his mother, who had suffered multiple miscarriages, had an ectopic pregnancy and hemorrhaged.
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Bueno lost twin girls, Florence and Matilda, at 22 weeks, and she had three miscarriages as well.
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But about eight weeks in, I started experiencing serious complications and had three so-called 'threatened miscarriages.
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"This is one of the great miscarriages of justice in the history of this country," Trump said.
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Its use has been associated with miscarriages and low birth weights among women exposed to the chemical.
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Some women keep their pregnancies a secret because they fear miscarriages or other complications, including nonviable pregnancies.
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Perhaps most importantly, we need to start pushing back against the stigma of miscarriages and nonviable pregnancies.
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There were 6,861 pregnancies resulting in hospital admissions for deliveries or miscarriages among the women with PCOS.
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And in pregnant women, the microbe is known to cause miscarriages and stillbirths, according to the FDA.
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Since then I'd had several very early onset miscarriages between two live births, but nothing so traumatic.
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The study adjusted for maternal age, previous miscarriages, smoking, socioeconomic status, body mass index and other factors.
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But he did not say what the government would do about those responsible for previous miscarriages of justice.
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As governor of Indiana he passed a bill requiring the proper burial of fetal remains, even from miscarriages.
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The details of the crime are gruesome, but more horrifying are the miscarriages of justice behind the case.
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"Medical abortions have the same mortality rate as natural miscarriages, (approximately 1 death per 234,000 prescriptions)," he wrote.
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In 1989, the Los Angeles Times reported that, over three years, women in St. Gabriel had 75 miscarriages.
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And their results were "essential in the quest to help prevent memory-related miscarriages of justice," they concluded.
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More women are seeking post-abortion care services treatment due to complications arising from unsafe abortions or miscarriages.
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Following a huge rise in birth defects and miscarriages the government moved over 800 families to new homes.
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Salt Lake County resident Liz Miller testified during the hearing that she has had two miscarriages, KUER reported.
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Frigo emphasized how strong her body was to have withstood 10 pregnancies, six of which resulted in miscarriages.
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The actress revealed in her post that she had suffered multiple miscarriages before having the couple's second child.
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Their baby news comes after Underwood revealed that she suffered from three miscarriages in the last two years.
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Scientists have virtually undressed mummies, diagnosed from beyond the grave, and exposed miscarriages and 3,000-year-old scams.
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Skinner was having a high-risk pregnancy related to an inherited disorder and had already suffered two miscarriages.
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Some have reported rashes, hair loss, seizures, unexplained miscarriages, psychological breakdowns, and financial hardship, attorney Cary McGehee said.
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NMP, or N-methylpyrrolidone, is cited as a cause of fetal development problems, including miscarriages, Safer Chemicals said.
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The shame -- and subsequent silence -- around deviations from the so-called norm doesn't stop with abortions or miscarriages.
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Five years and three miscarriages later, we're back where we started: at the clinic, finally using those eggs.
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Now, miscarriages are common; they are usually nature's way of preventing an unhealthy baby from coming to term.
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Beyonce says having miscarriages taught her to mother herself before she could be a mom to anyone else
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Among the women included in the study, 17,497, or 6.8 percent, experienced silent miscarriages in their first trimester.
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Again and again, fights for environmental justice victories lead to wins for the environment and miscarriages of justice.
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That produced three pregnancies, two of which were miscarriages, said Chen Benchi, head of Sinogene's medical experiments team.
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Women, and occasionally men, are increasingly turning to their online networks to disclose the details of the miscarriages.
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Indeed, miscarriages of justice can happen in any country, including advanced democracies like the United States and Canada.
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Already, women in the Central American nation face lengthy sentences for abortions, miscarriages or late-term obstetric emergencies.
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The burial requirement does not include miscarriages or abortions that happen at home, the Texas Health Commission specified.
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When Anne Boleyn — mother of Queen Elizabeth — suffered multiple miscarriages, she was portrayed as a vile creature and beheaded.
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" In Union's memoir, We're Going to Need More Wine, she noted that she had experienced "eight or nine miscarriages.
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James Van Der Beek opened up this week about his family's experience with the emotional pain of multiple miscarriages.
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As much as you want to always honor having the miscarriages, you want to be positive for the future.
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Although some people might suffer only short-term symptoms, Listeria can also cause miscarriages and stillbirths for pregnant women.
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And the overall chance of live births, miscarriages, and other pregnancy complications was similar for both groups of women.
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In his own Instagram post announcing the birth of their daughter, Henrie revealed the couple had suffered multiple miscarriages.
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If Laurel's baby doesn't survive, it's hard to see Frank forgiving himself for indirectly causing two late-term miscarriages.
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Miscarriages and infants who died at birth tend to be scattered at sea without a witness, which costs $150.
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Ms Chaney included only full-term births and ignored all Caesarean sections, miscarriages, drug-induced and pre-term births.
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But human rights groups claim that due process isn't being implemented, leaving the country open to miscarriages of justice.
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In an interview with Momtastic earlier this year, Williams revealed that she'd had multiple miscarriages before Ford was born.
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With a regular diet, the pregnant mice had either miscarriages or pups with a range of severe birth defects.
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Of course, this was just Love's experience and many women have healthy pregnancies and births even after multiple miscarriages.
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Earlier this week, the star revealed she suffered three miscarriages after welcoming her 3½-year-old son Isaiah Michael.
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Texas has advanced zero evidence—zero—that there is a public health reason to treat miscarriages and abortions differently.
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Some 3,893 cases of microcephaly in infants (and untold miscarriages) in Brazil alone appear linked to the Zika virus.
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According to The Indianapolis Star, it required the remains of aborted fetuses and miscarriages to be buried or cremated.
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Yet nothing evidently gave him more pleasure than the unit he had set up to reverse miscarriages of justice.
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He is expected to ask the Criminal Case Review Commission, which examines miscarriages of justice, to examine his case.
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But for lesbian couples, trying to conceive is always complicated — no "happy accidents" can happen before their miscarriages either.
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As children waddled around the house, the women spent over an hour recounting painful memories — miscarriages, stillbirths, difficulties conceiving.
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Duterte's opponents say the chance of miscarriages of justice are greater now than when capital punishment was last used.
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Without the essential nutrient, they risk losing babies in miscarriages, or giving birth to children with permanent neurological damage.
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Sadly, miscarriages are very common, affecting an estimated 10% to 20% of all pregnancies, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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In particular, her struggles conceiving resonated with me, since I had two miscarriages between my second and third child.
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For years, the UN ignored the residents' complaints that toxic waste was causing seizures, miscarriages, brain damage, and more.
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Women have been convicted of murder and imprisoned when they suffered miscarriages, stillbirths or pregnancy complications, the groups says.
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Those provisions have been used in the overturning of a number of high-profile cases of miscarriages of justice.
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I knew that she had kids and miscarriages and all that, but she was a distant figure for me.
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The long-term effects of both are numb feet, miscarriages, or a lot of barfing followed by a coma.
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Miscarriages of justice happen when you go too fast, and we give people right to appeal for a reason.
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The couple, who are also parents to daughter Mia, 4, had previously lost another child after Zara suffered two miscarriages.
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She has suffered a number of miscarriages, but Zelda has never lost a baby during her past as a midwife.
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Courtney told PEOPLE in August that she turned to fertility treatments to help become pregnant after she suffered multiple miscarriages.
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As the Guardian recently reported, one Catholic hospital operating under these doctrines systematically refused proper care to women having miscarriages.
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"I felt like I failed because I didn't know how common miscarriages were because we don't talk about them," Mrs.
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The motion-sensing cameras recorded video of births, emergency C-sections, miscarriages, hysterectomies, sterilizations, and a variety of other procedures.
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For the Dinwiddie, Virginia, couple who had gone though four miscarriages and one stillbirth, the development felt all too familiar.
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Yet, even some women who have had miscarriages or were unable to conceive weighed in to shut those commenters down.
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Obama said she thinks it's important to talk to young mothers about miscarriages, so they never have to suffer alone.
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But after suffering the heartbreak of multiple miscarriages in the past, the journey hasn't been an easy one for Eklund.
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This provides a new starting-point for developing diagnostic tests and even treatments to make recurrent miscarriages far less likely.
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Prior to this pregnancy, the couple had struggled with infertility for 17 years, suffering through four miscarriages and one stillbirth.
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Dozens of Salvadoran women who had stillbirths or miscarriages have been convicted under the law, with two more on trial.
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Roughly two-thirds had experienced one pregnancy loss, and the rest had gone through two miscarriages before joining the study.
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The black press turned these events into stories, and then turned the stories into movements to correct miscarriages of justice.
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He also said that at least 8% of maternal deaths in the Dominican Republic result from illegal abortions or miscarriages.
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This bill would enable the prosecution of doctors who perform abortions and could enable investigations of women who have miscarriages.
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These doulas work with women who are experiencing any kind of complication in their pregnancy, including miscarriages, stillbirths and abortions.
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Millie has had two miscarriages since the boys were born, and, after months of trying, she is finally pregnant again.
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It also opens up Kansas women for potential prosecution for miscarriages or other activities that potentially could harm a pregnancy.
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Moreover, recent miscarriages, fertility drugs, and rare hCG secreting tumors can interfere with the results of at-home urine tests.
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Mr. Hayes is expected to ask the Criminal Case Review Commission, which examines miscarriages of justice, to examine his case.
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Women have been accused of inducing abortions when in fact they suffered miscarriages, stillbirths, or pregnancy complications, the CDFA says.
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Ahead, we've rounded up 14 heartbreaking secrets, shared on the anonymous secret app Whisper, from women who've dealt with miscarriages.
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"What's so crazy is through having my miscarriage, I found out how many people I knew had miscarriages," she says.
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In January, Sparks prevented a law that required abortion clinics to bury or cremate fetal remains from abortions or miscarriages.
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America's appetite for highbrow whodunits, tabloid true crime, noir reprises, miscarriages of justice may be benign enough as a pastime.
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In the past eight months, she said she has experienced two more miscarriages, both while on the road for work.
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They also cause sex hormone changes, birth defects, miscarriages, DNA mutation, liver and kidney damage, reproductive organ mutations and more.
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It is important to recognize that miscarriages are extremely common and largely due to factors outside of anyone&aposs control.
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Abortion is still a highly personal issue for many voters, shaped by personal experiences such as miscarriages or fetal abnormalities.
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When it came to abortion, she reflected on some of her other relatives who had miscarriages, having wanted children badly.
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Beyoncé shared how her experience with miscarriages taught her about motherhood and self-care in a recent interview with Elle.
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Here are some other stories about people, like Baldwin, who have joined the conversation to dispel the stigmas around miscarriages.
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For other fathers out there who have experienced miscarriages, I want them know that it's okay to grieve as well.
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Meanwhile, reproductive health advocates say that laws punishing people for stillbirths or miscarriages can be used to restrict abortion too.
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We tried everything for a really long time and finally, after miscarriages and disappointment after disappointment, we decided to give up.
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Muñoz, who blames his own son's skin cancer and his daughter's three miscarriages on the pollution, said patience was running out.
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The apology arrived as part of a settlement the company reached with victims of maladies that reportedly included cancer and miscarriages.
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The study wasn't designed to prove that excessive caffeine consumption causes miscarriages, or that vitamins prevent pregnancy loss, the authors note.
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In DES daughters, it did the opposite, increasing the chances of these women experiencing their own miscarriages if they became pregnant.
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Of the two women who suffered miscarriages, the CDC said they could not determine whether the virus caused the pregnancy loss.
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E and Pagoada were in the second trimesters during their miscarriages, and Morales was at the very end of her first.
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The couple revealed to PEOPLE in August that they were expecting twins after suffering heartbreak from multiple miscarriages in the past.
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The vast majority of miscarriages are caused by genetic factors — but environmental factors are also believed to play a significant role.
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Bayer, the device maker, has reported more than 300 miscarriages experienced by patients who became pregnant in spite of the implant.
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The infections can be fatal to people with weakened immune systems and young children, along with causing miscarriages in pregnant women.
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The controversy surrounding this case has some worried that more women will be prosecuted for having miscarriages or complications during pregnancy.
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The study wasn't a controlled experiment designed to prove whether or how slight elevations in blood pressure might contribute to miscarriages.
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He is now expected to take his case to the Criminal Cases Review Commission (CCRC), which looks at miscarriages of justice.
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In the film, Anne's miscarriages are represented by her 17 fictionalized pet rabbits that she dotes on in her bed chambers.
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"I felt like I failed because I didn't know how common miscarriages were because we don't talk about them," she said.
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The mother Zhang worked with had lost two infants and had several prior miscarriages due to the mitochondrial illness she carried.
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"Women who've suffered miscarriages are dealing with their own challenge," Ruth Bender Atik, national director of the Miscarriage Association, told Mashable.
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Overall, women aged 20 to 29 accounted for the highest number of reported pregnancies (1,510), therapeutic abortions (317) and miscarriages (227).
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Finally, after nearly four years of miscarriages and infertility, Ariana's doctor prescribed steroids, and she became pregnant with their daughter, Bailey.
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The CDC says it's not clear if contracting Zika during the first trimester led to the miscarriages or the microcephaly case.
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"Infertility therapy" can include counseling about many different issues relating to fertility, including difficulty getting pregnant, miscarriages, and late-term losses.
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Nine percent of those surveyed had breast cancer, 21 percent had suffered from gynecological illnesses, and 2000 percent had experienced miscarriages.
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Along the way, Courtney experienced several heartbreaking miscarriages, but was able to have the twins with the help of fertility treatments.
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And confessional it is considering he all but confirms that he cheated on Beyoncé and even blames himself for her miscarriages.
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She suffered multiple miscarriages, often due, apparently, to the challenges of 19th-century travel, and outlived a daughter and two sons.
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In "The Kind Words," Dorona (Rotem Zisman -Cohen) has given up trying to become a mother after a series of miscarriages.
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Compared with women who never lost a pregnancy, women with three or more miscarriages had a 47% higher risk for dementia.
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Nearly one in five American pregnancies ends in abortion (a number that doesn't include "spontaneous abortions," the medical term for miscarriages).
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While little is known so far about the long-term effects, opioid abuse during pregnancy can cause complications and even miscarriages.
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"After speaking with several friends, I realized that so many women had miscarriages, but nobody ever talked about it," Chen says.
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Prosecutions for pregnancy loss invariably target the poorest, most marginalized people in society, including those who suffer unintended miscarriages and stillbirths.
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He later told PEOPLE that miscarriages are "part of life," but that having a family around you makes a big difference.
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One limitation of the study is that it only included data on live births, not miscarriages or pregnancy terminations or stillbirths.
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"She used red lines to connect herself to her miscarriages, to her family, to Diego, to everything," Ms. van Reij said.
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She had inflammation markers, low vitamin D levels and an enzyme deficiency, all of which contribute to recurrent miscarriages, he said.
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February 22016 - CDC reports Zika virus in brain tissue samples from two Brazilian babies who died within a day of birth, as well as in fetal tissue from two miscarriages providing the first proof of a potential connection between Zika and the rising number of birth defects, stillbirths and miscarriages in mothers infected with the virus.
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But still, no amount of physical or medical reassurance could make me feel safe in my new skin after so many miscarriages.
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Jana Kramer is opening up about her miscarriages — and how one in particular initially felt like the end of her conception journey.
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Zika's link to birth defects and even miscarriages prompted the World Health Organization to declare it a public health emergency in February.
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"I've seen people who've suffered these miscarriages of justice; he had all the symptoms of it," she tells me, over the phone.
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" She continues, "But the miscarriages made me get real with God and say, 'Okay, I'm kind of giving up a little bit.
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On the other hand, a number of Luyendyk's followers aren't offended — and some of them happen to be women who've suffered miscarriages.
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That's not to mention concerns about Legionnaire's disease, imminent learning disabilities in developing children and a state investigation into miscarriages in Flint.
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The second and third miscarriages I had in my doctor's office, so she only charged me $250 to do the D&C.
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Eric and Courtney Waldrop welcomed six children last week —bringing their brood to nine — after Courtney suffered miscarriages and underwent fertility treatments.
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"I felt like I failed because I didn't know how common miscarriages were because we don't talk about them," Obama told Roberts.
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Valentine, 39, and her husband, James Valentine, 42, had been trying for four years to have children with Valentine suffering two miscarriages.
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Listeria is especially harmful to pregnant women, as it can cause miscarriages, stillbirths, premature delivery, or life-threatening infection of the newborn.
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In a 2011 documentary, she admitted she'd struggled with eating disorders in the past and said her miscarriages changed who she was.
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About 11,250 women had therapeutic abortions or miscarriages during the epidemic, and rubella resulted in 2,100 neonatal deaths, according to the CDC.
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But since then a series of miscarriages of justice and new psychological research suggest that, all too often, that is what happens.
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However, donkeys breed at a pace conducive to neither speed (14953-month gestation) nor efficiency (high levels of miscarriages when bred intensively).
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Ware's ex-wife, Taniqua Smith, previously suffered two miscarriages and later gave birth to their son, Omar, who was stillborn in 1503.
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A blood test for these antibodies is therefore standard after recurrent miscarriages, but it's the answer only 15 percent of the time.
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I was an only child—my parents tried for 13 years to have a kid and my mom suffered lots of miscarriages.
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Health officials are looking at a couple of first trimester miscarriages among women who had traveled to infected areas and became ill.
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Union has long been open about her difficult road to motherhood, including her adenomyosis (a type of endometriosis) diagnosis and multiple miscarriages.
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Tannin and Katie Pease understandably decided to keep Katie's pregnancy a secret for a while, following several miscarriages, The Huffington Post reports.
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At least 57 convictions have since been quashed to date as a result of miscarriages of justice caused by undercover policing activities.
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So far, the state and Hanna-Attisha say it's too early to tell whether the Flint water caused an increase in miscarriages.
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They tried to conceive naturally, which led to three miscarriages and one fibroid surgery to remove benign tumors in Krajchir-Tom's womb.
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There are still health risks associated with the procedure, including birth defects and miscarriages, and the debate over ethics will certainly continue.
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The women often suffer miscarriages and those with children are told that sterilization or a hysterectomy is the only fix, she said.
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Union opened up about her struggles with infertility in her book, "We're Going to Need More Wine," revealing she's had multiple miscarriages.
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In addition to being young and poor, the women all have one thing in common: they suffered miscarriages or complications at childbirth.
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With emergency contraception, and with in-progress miscarriages-- which are painful and often dangerous -- time is limited, and acting quickly is crucial.
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For example, 60% of miscarriages occur due to aneuploidy, which is the presence of an abnormal number of chromosomes in a cell.
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It took Amy Klein three years, four miscarriages, and 240 doctors in three countries to finally get pregnant and have a baby.
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Pregnant women, especially, have more to worry about: The virus has now been linked to both microcephaly (a birth defect) and miscarriages.
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It took Amy Klein three years, four miscarriages, and 10 doctors in three countries to finally get pregnant and have a baby.
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That led women to form a Facebook group, Periods for Pence, and announce their periods, just in case they might be miscarriages.
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Her marriage to the director Sultan Ahmed lasted seven years and proved a trying time for Ms. Rabadi, who suffered two miscarriages.
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The couple have been through miscarriages before, as James explained on Instagram back in October, when he went public with her pregnancy.
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Kaleb's parents, Dana and Arkell Graves, suffered four miscarriages and a stillbirth before Dana learned she was 18 weeks pregnant with Kaleb.
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And there is no systematic information, not even outdated data, about miscarriages, stillbirths, abortions, maternal deaths or other pregnancy outcomes in prison.
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But the actual number is likely higher because many miscarriages occur so early in pregnancy that a woman doesn't realize she's pregnant.
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But after I got pregnant and stayed pregnant, no small feat for a woman who had four miscarriages, I had second thoughts.
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There are terrifying in-laws, unexplained sounds in the hallway, violent miscarriages, gruesome revelations and one particularly frightening mob of village cannibals.
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Thousands of women have filed grievances with the US Food and Drug Administration about unintended pregnancies, miscarriages, stillbirths, severe pain and bleeding.
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But, some experts think that the percentage is probably even higher since some miscarriages occur before someone even knows they&aposre pregnant.
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I am inside, alone or with my daughter, and pregnant, due with a boy in October, after two miscarriages in two years.
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XPO Logistics will close a Memphis warehouse where employees had complained about widespread discrimination and a number of pregnant workers had miscarriages.
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His various disabilities are the source of many challenges, and in the years after his birth, Ms. Matthias also endured two miscarriages.
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An organization called Women on Web has been providing women pills that trigger miscarriages for several years, but never shipped to America.
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Scientists learned that Zika can actually be a lot more dangerous than anyone thought, causing devastating birth defects in fetuses and even miscarriages.
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Because of the confidential nature of Title IX hearings there's no way to know how rare or common such miscarriages of justice are.
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Pink has had a number of miscarriages since and said she writes these songs as a way to deal with the "painful" experiences.
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This meant I might have to endure a series of miscarriages — each at a later stage — until I could carry to full term.
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Country singer Jana Kramer, 34, revealed details on the four miscarriages on her journey to becoming pregnant in a tearful video on Monday.
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If a Catholic hospital provided this service for miscarriages, under the Obama administration's rule, it would also have to provide it for abortions.
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Zara Tindall is opening up about the "horrible road" of suffering two miscarriages — as well as the strain it put on her husband.
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She had five miscarriages and gave birth to a stillborn baby before developing a relationship with an ex-FLDS member named Lamont Barlow.
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After going through the ache of two miscarriages and years of failed IVF, Lee and her husband have decided not to try again.
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Sadly, on April 8, Scotch suffered two miscarriages of undeveloped kittens and later an emergency C-section was deemed necessary to her survival.
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After 6 miscarriages we are saying prayers for OPM 😊 🙏🏽#MadHappy," she captioned the photo, with "OPM" presumably meaning, "Our Precious Miracle.
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During the same period, there were 27,250 neonatal deaths and 284,250 abortions and miscarriages, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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After four rounds of IVF resulted in three miscarriages, the Minnesota couple decided to attend the Resolve Midwest Family Building Summit in 2007.
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In September of 2018, she announced her pregnancy with Jacob, while also revealing that she had suffered three miscarriages in the years prior.
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Vazquez is among 27 women who are behind bars for abortion-related crimes who actually suffered miscarriages, stillbirths or pregnancy complications, CFDA said.
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Silencing men's voices in the #MeToo debate can lead to miscarriages of justice and alienate the very people whose behaviour needs to change.
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In the UK, tests for these possibilities are offered only after three consecutive miscarriages, whereas in many other countries the threshold is two.
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After experiencing two miscarriages, including an ectopic pregnancy, doctors told the young couple that moving forward with another pregnancy would "endanger" Erin's health.
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Studies have indicated that up to 60 percent of women admitted to public hospitals with suspected miscarriages have in fact undergone an abortion.
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""The View" host said she decided to speak out because miscarriages are "distressingly common" and are still associated with "so much cultural taboo.
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El Salvador regularly imprisons women who suffer miscarriages and stillbirths, under the rationale that their losses could actually be proof they had abortions.
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Thirteen women in the U.S. have delivered babies with microcephaly, and six more have suffered miscarriages, according to government data as of Wednesday.
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Although this study shows that there's an association between caffeine intake and miscarriages, it can't conclusively prove that one leads to the other.
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It was only after 13 rounds of IVF treatments and several miscarriages that she and her husband, actor Ian Gomez, opted for adoption.
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AE: You had written your essay about your miscarriages and you asked me if I thought you should publish it on the site.
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Carrie Underwood revealed some tragic news this weekend about her fertility issues over the past couple years -- during which she suffered three miscarriages.
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The well-documented miscarriages of justice in campus sexual assault investigations are the outgrowth of an effort to stamp out a real problem.
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Sonia, a 31-year-old stay-at-home-mother from Oxfordshire, who is currently pregnant with her seventh child, has had nine miscarriages.
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Without randomized controlled trials, which really aren't possible here, we can't know for sure what is causing many miscarriages not involving chromosomal abnormalities.
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So if police start investigating self-abortion as a crime, women who have miscarriages are also subject to interrogation, arrest, and even incarceration.
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One study of teenagers with unintended pregnancies found only small differences in outcomes between those who had miscarriages and those who delivered babies.
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Other than the human toll of fast service, which has included miscarriages by pregnant workers at Verizon warehouses, there is an environmental impact.
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After suffering a series of miscarriages, she was in a Starbucks when her doctor called with the news that her pregnancy wasn't viable.
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The fact that women don't often speak openly about miscarriages makes talking about them to a wide network of acquaintances even more difficult.
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Government officials there have toured the country's hospitals to inform doctors of their duty to report women suspected of having induced their miscarriages.
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They die from miscarriages and during childbirth, from old age — very old age — and disease and, every now and then, of natural causes.
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The road to parenthood was bumpy for the Paines, who endured several miscarriages due to Erin's blood-clotting condition before Carson came along.
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In Pennsylvania, legislators introduced a bill in November requiring health care facilities to "cremate or inter the fetal remains" from miscarriages or abortions.
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"She wasn't getting pregnant and moved to IVF and the embryo transfers resulted in miscarriages -- that's a huge red flag," Couvaras told CNN.
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Rights groups say they were accused of inducing abortions, and wrongfully jailed for murder, when instead they suffered miscarriages, stillbirths or pregnancy complications.
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And she says this photo shows that sometimes diseases cause miscarriages on the Serengeti, although it's not totally clear that's what happened here.
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Though this happens far less frequently in the United States, there are instances here in which miscarriages have led to arrests or worse.
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Her letters are scattered with references to stillbirths and miscarriages, to mothers who died in labor and to infants who succumbed soon afterwards.
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In lower-income areas, like the Forty-seventh Precinct, demonstrable miscarriages of justice play a part in eroding trust in the justice system.
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Lifestyle blogger Allie Boss is currently pregnant with her second child — but after going through two miscarriages, she's been struggling with some understandable anxieties.
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After the difficult experience, Kramer, 34, hopes her podcast can help other women cope with miscarriages, as well as many other struggles of motherhood.
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Pregnant women are cautioned to stay away from cat litter boxes because infection with the parasite, called toxoplasmosis, can cause birth defects and miscarriages.
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Women who experience miscarriages may be fearful of seeking help, if they fear potential criminal charges that carry up to 30 years in prison.
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"To all the [women] out there who have suffered miscarriages and [are] still waiting for your rainbow baby, you are not alone," she finished.
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So miscarriages are common, but rarely talked about, often because they carry with them a variety of complicated feelings including guilt, shame, and regret.
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GIRE indicates that the authorities register all homicides under the same category without specifying which ones belong to cases of abortions or to miscarriages.
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After my daughter was born, I had 23 miscarriages, & ended up adopting 2 wonderful boys at birth, who are now 26 & 29 years old.
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She became involved after losing three babies via miscarriages and receiving a three-pound Molly Bear in 2011, a pound representing each lost baby.
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It's no wonder we blame ourselves for our miscarriages and think our children's ultimate and constant health and happiness are also within our control.
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For a long time, I held the news with me about the surrogate having miscarriages; I didn't share it on the show or anything.
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The road to parenthood was bumpy for the Paines, who went through several miscarriages due to Erin's blood-clotting issue before Carson came along.
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Gabrielle Union has revealed she's suffered multiple miscarriages in an attempt to have a much-longed-for baby with NBA star husband Dwyane Wade.
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FROM PEN:Figure Skating Star Nancy Kerrigan Opens Up About Her 6 Miscarriages Zucker says her goal is to change the conversation around pregnancy loss.
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I had two miscarriages last year, and after extensive testing, counseling, acupuncture, and self-reflection we took a year off from trying to conceive.
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Alongside a photo of herself with her twins, Walsh revealed that she suffered from three miscarriages, one of which occurred while she was working.
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They tried to have another child so Oliver would have a sibling close in age, but Ariana suffered three miscarriages, including one with twins.
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In fact, the state says nobody knows if miscarriages increased while women in Flint drank the contaminated water because statistics are not available yet.
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Before opening up about having suffered three miscarriages in the past two years on Sunday, Carrie Underwood had briefly hinted at her pregnancy struggles.
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The road to parenthood was bumpy for the Paines, who went through several miscarriages due to Erin's blood-clotting issue before Carson came along.
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"Pregnant migrants are at higher risk of delivering premature babies or even suffering miscarriages, as they are not getting regular proper checkups," said Matis.
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About 25 women are in prison accused of abortion-related crimes even though rights groups say they actually suffered miscarriages, stillbirths or pregnancy complications.
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" The former first lady said she felt like she "failed because I didn't know how common miscarriages were because we don't talk about them.
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The two miscarriages are the first linked to the Zika virus in the U.S., CDC spokesman Tom Skinner confirmed to The Hill on Thursday.
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In three other cases, women have has miscarriages or terminated pregnancies with babies suffering from birth defects related to the virus, the agency added.
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After dealing with several drawn-out legal battles, and a series of miscarriages, the Bateses finally got some much-deserved happiness on season six.
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You may know that our wellness director is in the midst of her journey toward parenthood and maybe you've read about my own miscarriages.
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If you have these kinds of fibroids, doctors generally recommend getting them removed before trying to become pregnant — especially if you've had previous miscarriages.
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Texas also enacted a rule mandating that health clinics bury all fetal remains from abortions and miscarriages though the state's Health and Safety Code.
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Aerys became increasingly paranoid about his difficulty having children with his sister and wife, Queen Rhaella, who had a series of miscarriages and stillbirths.
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Hilaria Baldwin and Kimberly Van Der Beek, who both suffered miscarriages this month, are leaning on each other to get through this tough time.
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He has asked the Criminal Cases Review Commission, which reviews cases for miscarriages of justice, to refer his case back to the appeals court.
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Miscarriages were depicted as pivotal and life-defining moments, with posts that reflected women's new identity as a mother despite having lost their baby.
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Marshall says she had four second trimester miscarriages, and the couple gave birth to a four-months-premature daughter who died six months later.
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Several miscarriages and Bee's harrowing birth followed, trapping her career under a big pile of failure and grief, out from which she cannot get.
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"Then I had Blue, and the quest for my purpose became so much deeper," the "Formation" singer recalls of the time following her miscarriages.
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If both West Nile and Powassan infections have occurred in the United States, why haven't we seen these viruses causing birth defects or miscarriages?
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Miscarriages are extremely common, occurring in about 10 percent of recognized pregnancies, as pediatrics professor Aaron E. Carroll writes at the New York Times.
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Tammin Sursok suffered two back-to-back miscarriages between the pregnancies with her daughter Phoenix, 5, and her baby girl on the way, due Friday.
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Union has long been open about her difficult road to motherhood, writing in her memoir last year that she has had eight or nine miscarriages.
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The government has promised to tackle miscarriages of justice after a number of high-profile cases have seen convictions overturned, and several innocent people executed.
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"We don't have a magic bullet right now to stop miscarriages, but it's this type of research that brings us closer to that," he said.
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But beneath what has long been called the Black Stadium, due its dark coloring, some of the greatest ISIS-inflicted miscarriages of justice took place.
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After the heartbreak of losing twin newborns, Gaudino, 32, is expecting a child through surrogacy via her sister, Howat, 29, who previously experienced miscarriages herself.
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Hua cited statistics on the higher rate of miscarriages of justice for African Americans versus their white counterparts and the economic disadvantages facing minority groups.
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The rights group says scores of women have been wrongly convicted of murder and imprisoned when they in fact suffered miscarriages, stillbirths or pregnancy complications.
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Official media have reported misgivings about one experiment in which citizens visiting government offices to complain about miscarriages of justice were punished with poor scores.
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The CDC wants to prevent sexual transmission of Zika, which has been linked to a devastating birth defect and possibly also to miscarriages and stillbirths.
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The Verge spoke with medical offices, clinics, and health care centers across Texas that had different responses about how miscarriages, for example, would be handled.
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Hysteroscopies might be performed to determine the cause of abnormal bleeding or repeated miscarriages, locate an IUD, look for fibroids, or aid in sterilization surgery.
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But again, since this was an observational study and not an experimental study, Li could not establish causation between the low-level radiation and miscarriages.
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Throughout ten pregnancies — four of which produced living children and six that ended in miscarriages — Emily Frigo's relationship with her body has ebbed and flowed.
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In the process of fleeing their homes and living in the camps, pregnant women often lift heavy objects like buckets of water and suffer miscarriages.
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"When I first shared my story, I didn't even realize how many people had experienced miscarriages before," she tells PEOPLE exclusively in this week's issue.
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For women who are pregnant, sepsis can occur from a number of complications, such as miscarriages, cesarean section, ruptured membranes and prolonged or obstructed labor.
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As Obama put it, "That's one of the reasons why I think it's important to talk to young mothers about the fact that miscarriages happen."
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About half of miscarriages happen shortly after a fertilized egg is implanted, and occur at roughly the same time a woman would expect her period.
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The fact that women have to pay for miscarriages both emotionally and financially wasn't something that had crossed her mind — nor should it have to.
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But, stigmas surrounding the discussion of miscarriages, stillbirths, infertility and conscious childlessness means that motherhood and parenting can often feel like the only valid conversation.
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The government has promised to redress miscarriages of justice after several high profile cases, including wrongful executions of people later proven to be not guilty.
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Recent scientific studies have associated such exposures to miscarriages and fetal deaths as well as to elevated levels of lead in blood in young children.
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It can be especially harmful for children, the elderly, and those with weakened immune systems, and can even cause stillbirths and miscarriages in pregnant people.
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This was my misconception, you see, I didn't know much about miscarriages and I didn't know many people who had miscarried, or so I thought.
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But Mr. Ducey signed it into law a day after the modifications, which applied to the use of a drug called mifepristone to induce miscarriages.
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And at least three randomized, controlled studies have concluded that P.G.S. is an effective way to improve pregnancy rates and reduce the frequency of miscarriages.
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Even women who have had miscarriages, she said, admit being afraid to enter hospitals because they might be falsely accused of having induced an abortion.
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"I feel like there needs to be more open discussion about ... the fear of miscarriages and the anxiety after you've lost a baby," she said.
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She's spoken of the 16-year-old she met who threatened to induce her own abortion and of women who've googled how to force miscarriages.
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You don't know if she had miscarriages; you don't know if it worked every single time — you know it worked just the one time, however.
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Even after Roe, women who have miscarriages but who are suspected of self-inducing an abortion outside of a doctor's care sometimes face criminal charges.
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In three other cases, women have had miscarriages or terminated pregnancies with babies that suffering from birth defects related to the virus, the agency added.
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Right now, 17 Salvadoran women are in jail for up to 40 years for miscarriages or stillbirths that the state claims were really illegal abortions.
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The World Health Organization lists misoprostol as an "essential medicine" for treating miscarriages, and the drug has been credited with reducing deaths from illegal abortions.
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Read more:I had 4 miscarriages, saw 10 specialists, and nearly gave up on being a motherAnti-abortion activists want to treat embryos like human beings.
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In China, polluted air is being linked to an increased risk of miscarriages; in India, Pakistan, Sydney, and California, a deep breath can be hazardous.
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After four years of trying, seven attempts, three miscarriages and 1,403 injections, the O'Neills say they are overjoyed to welcome their daughter to their family.
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It published a report in 2018 that asserted a link between the use of hazardous chemicals in mining and increased miscarriages, birth defects and deaths.
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It published a report in 2018 that asserted a link between the use of hazardous chemicals in mining and increased miscarriages, birth defects and deaths.
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In October, The Times reported that six women had miscarriages after lifting heavy boxes at the warehouse and being denied breaks from physically intense work.
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Listeria contamination can be deadly for children, elderly people, and those with weakened immune systems, and it can even cause stillbirths and miscarriages in pregnant people.
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Because of the familiarity and common ground found in these groups, people who have had miscarriages feel comfortable sharing, often in great detail, their loss stories.
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Even though he's an OB/GYN, he is staunchly anti-abortion and is open about how he has convinced his patients to carry non-viable miscarriages.
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"I felt like I failed because I didn't know how common miscarriages were because we don't talk about them," Michelle told ABC's Robin Roberts in November.
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In the UK, it's estimated that a miscarriage occurs in 15-20% of pregnancies, with 85% of miscarriages occurring in the first 12 weeks of pregnancy.
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Most people with robust immune systems show no signs of infection, but T. gondii has been known to cause miscarriages, organ damage, and various eye disorders.
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Obama says she wished she knew other women had experienced miscarriages as well — a lesson that would have helped lift the shame she associated with it.
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I had three miscarriages; we had to terminate a pregnancy in the second trimester, because we had done genetic testing that came back with bad news.
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During an outbreak in 1964 and 13, the rubella virus killed 2,000 babies and caused 11,000 miscarriages, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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By keeping miscarriages secret, we bar ourselves not just from receiving support and the recognition of our losses, but also from giving that support to others.
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The US fertility rate has hit an all-time low, and delayed childbirth is only partially to blameAfter 4 miscarriages, I had depression, anxiety, and PTSD.
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Like many of us, Union had so many miscarriages (eight or nine) she lost count; these experiences are recounted here with much-needed detail and gravity.
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Its symptoms are similar to other food-borne illnesses, with fever and diarrhea, but in severe cases, it can cause miscarriages or stillbirths in pregnant women.
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Some doctors say that taking low doses of the hormone as a supplement can be beneficial, especially if a woman has had miscarriages in the past.
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Over the next few years I had three more first trimester losses — all miscarriages between five and seven weeks, and all while working as an obstetrician.
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For example, health providers denied chemotherapy to women who are diagnosed with cancer earlier in their pregnancies and even prosecutes women who have miscarriages or stillbirths.
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Efforts to prosecute self-induced abortions often run the risk of prosecuting inadvertent miscarriages, particularly when prosecutors focus on fetal remains as evidence of the crime.
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One myth is that cucumber stimulates excessive vaginal discharge, another that eating pineapple can prevent girls from conceiving later on or cause miscarriages in pregnant women.
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But Knox insisted Kercher was her friend and her only intention was to draw attention to miscarriages of justice and the risks of an irresponsible media.
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Rutledge-Brown, 51, says that she always believed in her son, whom she calls her "rainbow baby" after she lost her first three children to miscarriages.
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His wife Louisa, often sickly, suffered nine miscarriages, at least one stillbirth, and gave birth to a daughter who died when she was a year old.
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"I was reminded constantly that there was this gap between me and where I wanted to be," added the star, whose surrogate suffered multiple miscarriages previously.
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" Black said she doesn't allow "drama in my group" from people who ask "foul" questions such as "does this cause miscarriages" because "we keep it positive.
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However, once vitamin B3 was introduced into the diet of the pregnant mice, the miscarriages and birth defects ended, and all the pups were born healthy.
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Another top Trump adviser on health care is Katy Talento, an anti-abortionist who has claimed that side effects of hormonal birth include cancer and miscarriages.
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How awful it must have been for her to endure two miscarriages, to accept the burgeoning truth that her one child would be her only child.
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But after suffering six miscarriages, the self-described "workaholic" found herself deeply depressed — and in need of a change, and a breath of fresh farm air.
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Last year, a Consumer Reports investigation also singled out Glow for the ease with which anyone could hack individuals' data reflecting their sex life to miscarriages.
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Greg Abbott, SB8 would make it illegal to donate fetal tissue and cord blood for research purposes from both abortions and miscarriages, even without receiving payment.
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Two American women have had miscarriages after being infected with the Zika virus while traveling abroad, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) said Thursday.
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There are also women who take birth control because they are unable to carry a pregnancy to term and the birth control effectively prevents further miscarriages.
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There have been approximately 85033 miscarriages among migrant women in U.S. detention 2017 and 2018, including the February stillbirth of a baby, according to USA Today.
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With an estimated 2,85033 births each year while women are held in custody, stories abound of miscarriages from shackled inmates falling or hurting themselves during delivery.
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While marketed as a drug to help prevent miscarriages, the estrogen was pervasive, winding up in everything from prenatal vitamins to weekly shots to daily pills.
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She decided to post about her loss and received thousands of messages from women saying they had felt shame or failure because of their own miscarriages.
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"I felt lost and alone and I felt like I failed, because I didn't know how common miscarriages were," she told GMA co-host, Robin Roberts.
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Terri's miscarriages made her feel deeply for women who made the choice to terminate their pregnancies, women who've had to leave their country to do so.
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I had multiple miscarriages before Cruz and the IVF process was very hard for me and I am not sure I can go through it again.
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Citing research from the NCBI, the magazine reported that uterus didelphys is an extremely rare condition that increases the risk of premature births, stillbirths and miscarriages.
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Seemingly every day, torrid brush fires in the post-Trump culture war, or, more grievously, life or death miscarriages of criminal justice, materialized in her feeds.
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"I had multiple miscarriages before Cruz and the IVF process was very hard for me and I am not sure I can go through it again."
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In El Salvador, where the national constitution includes language similar to South Carolina's Personhood Act, hundreds of women have been jailed for having abortions or miscarriages.
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" The Dawson's Creek star went on to explain that there needs to be "zero shame" around miscarriages and that parents should give themselves "space to grieve.
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Women who have miscarriages are more likely to experience long-term post-traumatic stress disorder, anxiety, and depression than those who carry their pregnancies to term.
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They tried for years to have children, she said, but those attempts ended in miscarriages because of the internal damage she had suffered from multiple rapes.
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Its symptoms are similar to other food-borne illnesses, including fever and diarrhea, but in severe cases, it can cause miscarriages or stillbirths in pregnant women.
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In other instances he recorded human reproduction through the processes of amniocentesis, in vitro fertilization, ectopic pregnancies (when the embryo develops outside the uterus) and miscarriages.
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Lead can cause miscarriages and future health problems in a developing fetus, so pregnant women in Flint have also been advised not to drink the water.
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In September, the Dawson's Creek alum revealed on social media that he and Kimberly had suffered three miscarriages over the years since beginning to build their family.
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The new regulations require women's health clinics to bury or cremate embryonic and fetal tissue from abortions, miscarriages or ectopic pregnancy surgery, regardless of the woman's wishes.
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We knew it was causing microcephaly and miscarriages and to have your doctor say don't go, well that's scary and that's something I took seriously right away.
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As a result, several women told BuzzFeed News in July that they had had miscarriages while in ICE custody and faced other mistreatment that threatened their pregnancies.
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" The agency added that it can't report the cause of each miscarriage, or even necessarily when it took place, due to the "myriad reasons why miscarriages occur.
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Balancing fear and science Evidence linking the mosquito-borne Zika virus to the birth defect microcephaly, other fetal malformations and possibly miscarriages is growing by the day.
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Months after the physical repercussions of their miscarriages subsided, the women say they are still experiencing psychological and emotional repercussions of their treatment in the detention facilities.
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This finding held even after the researchers controlled for factors that might explain the differences between the groups, like smoking status, history of miscarriages, age, and race.
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There's emerging evidence that exposure to one type of radiation from cellphones and other devices might be linked to a major adverse health outcome in women: miscarriages.
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Underwood has been transparent about her struggle to have a second child, having suffered multiple miscarriages before she and Fisher, 38, welcomed baby Jacob on Jan. 21.
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But after 13 failed IVF treatments, unsuccessful surrogate attempts and several miscarriages, the couple realized having a child was not going to happen as they had hoped.
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That year, Hill suffered her fourth miscarriage but, during the process, doctors discovered that Hill has Balanced Translocation, a genetic chromosome disorder that can cause recurrent miscarriages.
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But it wasn't until Allen had two miscarriages, one in 2008 and another in 2010, that fans started to understand her life wasn't all fun and fodder.
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After 6 miscarriages we are saying prayers for OPM 😊 🙏🏽 #MadHappy," Marcil captioned a photo of herself and MC, with "OPM" presumably meaning, "Our Precious Miracle.
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I appreciate this insight, since I left the appointment thinking my doctor (who I love!) thought I was someone who had WebMD'd a solution to my miscarriages.
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Air pollution, pesticides, water contaminants and chemicals, among other environmental threats, all lead to problems such as miscarriages, congenital birth defects, low birth weight and developmental delays.
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Evelyn Lozada, star of the VH1 reality series Basketball Wives LA, opened up during a cohosting appearance on The Real and revealed she recently had three miscarriages.
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"My docs and I are at a loss as to why I had a second-trimester loss and now two miscarriages in about four months," she added.
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"We knew it was causing microcephaly and miscarriages and to have your doctor say don't go, well that's scary and that's something I took seriously right away."
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So far, the CDC officials said they are "aware of less than a dozen" instances of miscarriages or birth defects among babies born to Zika-infected women.
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According to Langston, reviews of research published in 1953 and 1958 found that DES did not decrease the risk of miscarriages in women; instead, it increased it.
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Then in 2018, as she announced that she was pregnant with her second child, she also revealed that she'd suffered three miscarriages in the past two years.
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Preliminary experiments have recently begun in China and the UK with non-viable human embryos to explore potential ways to prevent certain blood disorders, miscarriages and HIV.
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But perhaps the most interesting finding here was that women whose partners drank at least three caffeinated drinks every day were also more likely to have miscarriages.
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In addition to the public apology, Samsung will pay up to ~$133,000 per employee, for illness contracted from working conditions, including miscarriages and cancers in workers' children.
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Unbelievable is a drama as opposed to a true crime show, but either way looks to explore how miscarriages of justice affect sexual assault cases every day.
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The office for the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights warned that flaws in the judicial process would most likely lead to "irreversible miscarriages" of justice.
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In his trademark conversational style, Nipsey tells the story of the many generations of his family tree — arriving from Africa, miscarriages, being a son, becoming a parent.
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The hope is that this gene hacking could help researchers better understand what causes miscarriages and infertility — and perhaps one day lead to better treatments for infertility.
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He points to how rates of prenatal conditions like gestational diabetes and pre-eclampsia, as well as miscarriages and stillbirths, all increase as a patient's B.M.I. climbs.
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But instead of an advance for birth control, the team regarded it as a fertility treatment, and it was initially developed for pregnant women to avert miscarriages.
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I think of what Greek theater must have been — you know, this raw crazy howling from the audience, and then orgies; people having miscarriages in the audience.
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The infection can cause miscarriages and stillbirths, and infants born with it may suffer a wide variety of serious health problems, including deformities, seizures, anemia and jaundice.
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When I got pregnant for the fifth time, after four miscarriages, my husband and I invested in an ultrasound machine to hear our baby's heartbeat at home.
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A coalition of civil rights, pro-immigrant and women's groups have also raised concerns about medical services for pregnant immigrants and a number of miscarriages in custody.
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Complications can include miscarriages, pre-term births and underweight newborns, said Dr. Uma Mahadevan of the University of California, San Francisco, who chaired the IBD Parenthood Project.
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They found an association for the 6.8 percent who experienced so-called silent miscarriages — fetal death without physical signs the mother could notice — in the first trimester.
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Beyoncé Knowles-Carter just opened up about how suffering from multiple miscarriages before her first daughter Blue Ivy was born changed the way she thinks about success.
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Sometimes you can&apost prevent a miscarriage There are plenty of reasons a miscarriage can happen, and unfortunately, some types of miscarriages simply can&apost be prevented.
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And as if these series of abuses aren't atrocious enough, women who do survive life-threatening abortions and miscarriages are increasingly being criminalized, from Guatemala to Indiana.
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It&aposs responsible for facilitating the successful attachment of the embryo within the uterine cavity, modulating the immune system to prevent miscarriages, and for suppressing uterine contractions.
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In 2007, the Palestinian Ministry of Health said that since 2008, at least 68 pregnant women gave birth at checkpoints, leading to 35 miscarriages and 5 deaths.
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It's hard to predict the precise effect this provision will have, but it could be really bad for abortion providers and women who have abortions or miscarriages.
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However, the stigma that can come with discussing miscarriages means that we don't always know everything we should about them — which makes Boss's openness all the more powerful.
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It is the first definite proof of a potential connection between Zika and the rising number of birth defects, stillbirths and miscarriages in mothers infected with the virus.
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The lawsuits allege that pregnant women have been subjected to inhumane and dangerous conditions and treatment that in some cases have allegedly led to miscarriages and infant deaths.
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Susan*, 23, pediatric cardiologistFertility Journey: IVF, miscarriages, adoption After trying for a year to conceive naturally, we went to a fertility clinic and had every work-up imaginable.
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He added in the caption that he and his wife decided to share the news on "Dancing with the Stars" after his wife suffered a number of miscarriages.
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" The actress went on to say that it's important to talk about miscarriages in order to "remove the stigma and not make it something that's embarrassing" or "taboo.
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More than half of the 100 women interviewed over a year said they suffered health problems ranging from depression and anxiety, to urinary tract infections, fibroids and miscarriages.
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The country singer had suffered three miscarriages from 2017 to 2018 and opened up about her fertility struggles during an emotional interview with CBS Sunday Morning in September.
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" She added that it is important for women who have suffered miscarriages to remember they are not alone, writing, "Remember this, this one in three walks with you.
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Kramer — who's had a total of five losses, including three miscarriages and two chemical pregnancies — says she's just coming out of the "worst" morning sickness she's had yet.
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Some women who've had a number of miscarriages have antibodies in their blood that seem to prevent the pregnancy embedding properly or cause blood clots in the placenta.
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With night shifts, pregnant women were 21% more likely to have preterm deliveries and 23% more likely to have miscarriages than women who worked days, the analysis found.
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Working more than 40 hours a week was also associated with a 38% higher risk of miscarriages and a 21% higher risk of preterm deliveries than working less.
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The country superstar, who welcomed son Jacob Bryan with husband Mike Fisher on Monday, revealed in September that she had suffered three miscarriages in the past two years.
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It can cause fatal infections for those groups, and others with weakened immune systems, according to the FDA, and can lead to miscarriages and stillbirths among pregnant women.
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In Lear's world, characters had miscarriages and abortions, found themselves the victims of hate crimes and sexual assault, and coped with institutionalized racism—and with their own prejudices.
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The treatment of women who came forward during the Kavanaugh confirmation is one of the great moral shames and miscarriages of justice in the history of the Senate.
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Recently, Van Der Beek revealed that he and his wife, who has been open about suffering a number of miscarriages in the past, are expecting their sixth child.
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In countries with laws similar to HCR 5004 such as El Salvador and Mexico, women are regularly charged with murder and in-prisoned for years for having miscarriages.
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Marianne makes a house call to Thomas's farm when his mother, Christine, has a pulmonary infection, and discovers that Christine, who has a history of miscarriages, is pregnant.
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I was not in my right mind: I had recently suffered two devastating miscarriages and was precariously pregnant again with a child that no one expected to live.
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Now a mother of three, Erin suffered several miscarriages due to a blood-clotting issue before she and husband Chad welcomed their first child, son Carson, in 2015.
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If I don't tell them, they keep asking, so I end up saying I've had five miscarriages and explain how hard it was for me to get pregnant.
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About 20 women are in jail for abortion crimes when they suffered miscarriages, stillbirths or pregnancy complications, some serving sentences of up to 40 years, the CDFA said.
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When facial recognition technology is used as a limited and preliminary step in an investigation — the way our department uses it — these miscarriages of justice are less likely.
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Advocates fighting on behalf of women like Vásquez say that too often when women suffer miscarriages or stillbirths, officials make the case that they self-induced an abortion.
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Many learn they have it because of clots in their legs or after repeated miscarriages, but I was the lucky winner who found out from a heart attack.
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In his caption, Van Der Beek said that he and Kimberly decided to share the news on Dancing with the Stars after she suffered a number of miscarriages.
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Dirty air has previously been linked to increased miscarriages, premature births and low birth weights among infants, as a result of the effects of pollution on the mother.
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She writes about her alcoholic mother, her own miscarriages, shady dudes, silly adventures abroad (Jamaica with the Happy Mondays, brace yourselves), and the premature death of a beloved peer.
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First created in 1938 and widely available on the market starting in the 1940s, it was prescribed to women as a treatment to prevent miscarriages and other pregnancy complications.
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Totally. I love that record, but my wife had two miscarriages during the writing and recording process, and I also was briefly institutionalised after having a mental health crisis.
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The research — which will be undertaken at the Francis Crick Institute in London on embryos in the first seven days after fertilisation — could uncover currently unknown contributors to miscarriages.
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A study in 2013 by Mr. Edwards found that Washington women suffered from an abnormally high rate of late-term miscarriages and spontaneous abortions during that same time period.
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Evelyn Hernández is one of dozens of women in the country, which bans abortion entirely, who have been accused of murder by the state after having miscarriages or stillbirths.
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However, a listeria infection can cause miscarriages and stillbirths among pregnant women and may become serious for young children, frail or elderly people, and others with weakened immune systems.
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The study did not show that the non-ionizing radiation — which is given off by cellphones, cordless phones, smart meters, wireless networks, power lines, and microwaves — caused the miscarriages.
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FROM PEN: Figure Skating Star Nancy Kerrigan Opens Up About Her 6 Miscarriages In April, the pair shared exclusively with PEOPLE they're expecting a baby girl later this summer.
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If any woman who loses a pregnancy is a potential criminal, then the government can investigate, or even potentially punish, women with wanted pregnancies who suffer miscarriages or stillbirths.
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A history of miscarriages was also linked to a higher risk of cardiovascular disease, with each miscarriage tied to a 6 percent increase in the odds of heart problems.
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Based on the findings, Dunwoodie suggests that pregnant women should take high doses of vitamin B3, also known as niacin, to prevent miscarriages and certain types of birth defects.
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Additionally, the analysis only included miscarriages that were diagnosed by a doctor; many women who miscarry early in pregnancy may not have their miscarriage detected or receive a diagnosis.
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One concern: Research has shown that fathers who conceive at a later age in life have children who are more susceptible to miscarriages, birth defects, cancers, schizophrenia, and autism.
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The inclusion of such provisions to criminal law in 2012 were seen as making modest progress to combat long-standing issues such as miscarriages of justice and forced confessions.
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Another 18 women remain in jail, convicted of inducing abortions, who say they were wrongfully jailed for murder, when instead they suffered miscarriages, stillbirths or pregnancy complications, Herrera said.
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In healthy people, it can cause symptoms like high fever, severe headaches, stiffness, nausea, abdominal pain and diarrhea, and can also lead to miscarriages and stillbirths among pregnant women.
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A new Florida law will allow the state to issue what are in essence birth certificates to women who've had miscarriages, making it the first state to do so.
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Ms. Post, who spent years petitioning the United Nations for redress, said high levels of lead among camp residents had led to miscarriages, stillbirths, premature births and developmental disorders.
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Listeria monoyctogenes can cause serious or fatal infections in children, frail or elderly, or immunocompromised people, as well as miscarriages and stillbirths in pregnant women, according to the FDA.
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We at the Center on Wrongful Convictions of Youth are committed to continuing to fight on behalf of Brendan and others like him to prevent future miscarriages of justice.
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In July, Dr. Martha Lucia Ospina, the director of Colombia's National Institutes of Health, reported that fetal deaths reported as miscarriages on death certificates had increased by 8 percent.
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Even today in the post-Roe era, women who have miscarriages but who are suspected of self-inducing an abortion outside of a doctor's care sometimes face criminal charges.
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Ahead of the babies' arrival, Eklund opened up to PEOPLE about the struggles the couple faced on their journey to becoming dads together after the heartbreak of multiple miscarriages.
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"If you've had more than two miscarriages before a fetal heartbeat was detected that do not appear to be age-dependent, you should contact [a specialist]," Dr. Braverman says.
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Endometriosis is a disease in which uterine-like tissue grows outside of the uterus, causing extreme pain during periods and often leading to infertility and miscarriages, among other symptoms.
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The misuse of children's memories by ambitious prosecutors against day-care center operators in the 1980s led to some of the worst miscarriages of justice in recent U.S. history.
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The company also told the media outlets that the cloning process works only about 33 to 40 percent of the time, which means there is strong potential for miscarriages.
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Like any doctor who cares for pregnant women, I have seen miscarriages of all types, in every trimester: The clotted blood a woman thinks is just her late period.
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Sheep and lambs are the most important agricultural commodity for the island, and cats are the sole carriers of a parasite, called toxoplasma gondii, that causes miscarriages in sheep.
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Similarly, miscarriages are not preventable, but people who have diabetes, use drugs or alcohol while pregnant, or are overweight or underweight have an increased risk for having a miscarriage.
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The authorities have been especially harsh in a group of cases involving women who have suffered stillbirths or miscarriages late in their pregnancies before they could reach medical attention.
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Van Der Beek shared in the caption that he and Kimberly decided to share the news on Dancing with the Stars after his wife suffered a number of miscarriages.
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MOTHERHOOD HAPPENS MORE WAYS THAN ONETo the many women trying to get pregnant, doing everything "right" and still having miscarriages, I hope you know that it's not your fault.
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I've had 3 miscarriages, 4 surgeries, pretty much in pain every day of my life and I've donated / raised upwards of $300,000 in the name of research and support.
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Today, however, they are primarily sold, at a cost of $6,000 to $12,000, as a way to screen for chromosomal abnormalities that could lead to failed implantation or miscarriages.
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The inclusion of such provisions to criminal law in 2012 was seen as making modest progress to combat long-standing issues such as miscarriages of justice and forced confessions.
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But if Kamala Harris wants people who care about dismantling mass incarceration and correcting miscarriages of justice to vote for her, she needs to radically break with her past.
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Cities with lead pipes had more miscarriages, more infant deaths, and more convulsive disorders, according to research from Werner Troesken, a professor of economics at the University of Pittsburgh.
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The city is dealing with ongoing fallout: Children whose neurological development may have been irreversibly damaged; pregnant women who had miscarriages after drinking the contaminated water — the number of miscarriages spiked by 58% after the water was switched; people whose trust in their elected officials and reliance on the infrastructure that runs through their city has been turned upside down; and corroded pipes in people's homes that have yet to be replaced.
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In March, he announced via Facebook that he and Chan are expecting their second daughter and touched on the difficulties they'd had trying to conceive Max, which included three miscarriages.
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The marriage eventually crumbled following several miscarriages, and Moore left Squires in 1961 for Italian actress Luisa Mattioli, whom he met on the film The Rape of the Sabine Women.
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In one of Britain's most notorious miscarriages of justice, six Irish men were later wrongly convicted and spent 16 years in jail until they were exonerated and released in 1991.
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Hernández is one of dozens of women in the Central American country, which bans abortion entirely, who have been accused of murder by the state after having miscarriages or stillbirths.
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The state declined to reprosecute, in part because Jeffs's defense alleged that Wall had asked the midwife who cared for her during her miscarriages to recreate records of their conversations.
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I can't imagine adding anymore numbers to our list, no more blood tests, appointment, needles, procedures, scans, money, no more drugs, no more IVF cycles and please no more miscarriages.
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Partly, I think, because — kind of like pregnancies, and labor and childbirth experiences — miscarriages vary widely, and there's not necessarily a Platonic ideal here, no precisely "normal" run of show.
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The Real Housewives of New Jersey alum, 46, revealed she suffered a number of miscarriages after being asked by a fan on her Instagram Stories if she wanted more children.
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The parents are a couple from Jordan who had suffered two miscarriages because the mother carries the genes for Leigh syndrome, a severe condition that hinders a fetus's neurological development.
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Dr. Jeanne Conry, past president of the American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, said research of smelting workers with high levels of chemical exposure shows a clear association with miscarriages.
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As of mid-June, Zika had spread to 60 countries, resulting in rising rates of microcephaly in newborns, other neurological effects including Guillain-Barré syndrome, and increased miscarriages and stillbirths.
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Linet Nabwire, a villager who spoke to CNN-affiliate KTN in 235 for a documentary about lead poisoning in Owino Uhuru, recalled suffering three miscarriages after testing positive for lead.
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The surgical procedure is usually used in late-term miscarriages and abortions to remove the fetal tissue as safely as possible, and accounts for less than 0.5% of all abortions.
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There are unexplained miscarriages; cloying perfumes; boys with lashless and red-rimmed eyes; little girls speaking in voices that are not their own; mysterious sicknesses that modern medicine cannot cure.
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It's certainly not the first time miscarriage has been addressed on TV. Characters on series like Big Love, Gossip Girl, Sex and the City, and Downton Abbey have had miscarriages.
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Once married, the girls must bear children (a vast number are "defectives" — stillbirths and miscarriages), serve their husbands, and watch as their own daughters are conscripted into girlhoods of abuse.
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Earlier this month, Van Der Beek revealed that he and his wife, who has been open about suffering a number of miscarriages in the past, are expecting their sixth child.
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Villarreal, 39, doesn't shy away from the pain of having had three miscarriages, but also offers words of encouragement and empowerment to other women who have experienced the same thing.
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Kimberly shared on social media last year that in her "almost 8.5 years of pregnancy," she went through three miscarriages; Hilaria experienced her last miscarriage in April of this year.
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She explained donor eggs could help older women, younger women with "bad" eggs, women who had many failed rounds of IVF, and sometimes women with repeat miscarriages, have a baby.
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The indie pop singer says she&aposs experienced three miscarriages in her time as a singer, with one of them occurring on tour right before her 2015 Vevo Lift performance.
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Don't struggle alone after miscarriage CNN's senior medical correspondent Elizabeth Cohen writes about her experience with pregnancy loss after Mark Zuckerberg shared his and his wife's experiences with repeated miscarriages.
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The perception of a powerful and conscientious watchdog in the Justice Department's top job gave communities hope for the future and tempered the backlash in response to perceived miscarriages of justice.
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We ended up doing four fresh cycles of IVF and eight embryo transfers over the course of about five years, for a total of five negative pregnancy tests and three miscarriages.
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The change, an ostensibly innocuous tweak of the "definition, treatment and disposition of special waste from health-care related facilities", will require fetal remains from abortions and miscarriages to be interred.
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El Salvador has a total abortion ban and activists claim that 17 other women have been wrongly convicted of aggravated homicide after having miscarriages or stillbirths over the last 18 years.
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Two days after his wife Kimberly revealed that she had three miscarriages throughout her "almost 8.5 years of pregnancy," the Pose star, 41, shared his own lengthy note about their experiences.
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At least two, Clue and DOT, have the ability to ignore an outlier cycle, but DOT cautions users with recent miscarriages to wait until their cycle resumes to use the app.
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Kramer's comments about her "silent struggle" echo what Dr. Jessica Zucker, a psychologist who launched the #IHadAMiscarriage movement, recently told Refinery29 about the value in opening up about pregnancies and miscarriages.
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Second, the Emergency Medical Treatment and Active Labor Act (EMTALA) only applies in cases of labor and miscarriages that are emergencies; hospitals are not required to perform tubal ligations under EMTALA.
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In a powerful, touching essay the Fuller House star penned for Momtastic, she details her experiences in suffering three miscarriages before giving birth to her son Bradford "Ford" Powell, 15 months.
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It's been a long journey for Eklund and Kaplan, who experienced multiple miscarriages in the past, but the couple is now looking forward to meeting the newest additions to the family.
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Applications for appeal by serving prisoners are often rejected on technicalities, and changes to the law have also made it more difficult for victims of miscarriages of justice to claim compensation.
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Although most of us don't need to be too worried about the virus, pregnant women have unique concerns: The virus has been linked to both miscarriages and birth defects, including microcephaly.
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Some women who endure miscarriages or stillbirths are sent to prison, such as Carmen Vásquez, who was sentenced to 30 years for aggravated murder after giving birth to a stillborn baby.
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The pair of miscarriages is likely to raise the level of fear within the U.S., which had seen a total of 51 cases — including one pregnant woman — as of last week.
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Their cases underlined the danger that arbitrary detention could lead to "gross miscarriages of justice", a major factor in driving some Afghans toward insurgency, the report, entitled "Kafka in Cuba", said.
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The pair of miscarriages is likely to raise the level of fear within the U.S., which had seen a total of 22019 cases -- including one pregnant woman -- as of last week.
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In the 1960s, many women in Europe took thalidomide, a drug meant to prevent early miscarriages but that instead caused over 20123,000 birth defects worldwide (DES was later nicknamed "silent thalidomide").
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A culture of silence Because almost 80% of miscarriages happen in the first trimester, many women are encouraged to keep the pregnancy private until they are at least 12 weeks along.
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As the author of the Pulitzer Prize-winning "Devil in the Grove" (2012) and "The Execution of Willie Francis" (2008), King has written about racism and spectacular miscarriages of justice before.
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During a campaign event last October at a local university in San Salvador, Bukele said he was anti-abortion but that he didn't agree with convicting poor women who suffer miscarriages.
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Poor women who suffer late-term miscarriages or stillbirths have been convicted of aggravated or attempted homicide in trials that seem to push them all down the same hall of mirrors.
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In the acupuncture group, 105 women got pregnant, compared to 88 of the controls, and the number of miscarriages in the acupuncture group was slightly higher than in the control group.
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That decision followed several high-profile miscarriages of justice, including a case where a woman was sent to a labor camp after demanding justice for her daughter who had been raped.
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"J'accuse" is about one of history's most famous miscarriages of justice: the Dreyfus affair, in which Albert Dreyfus, a Jewish French military officer, was wrongly convicted of treason in the 1890s.
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"J'accuse" is about one of history's most famous miscarriages of justice: the Dreyfus affair, in which Albert Dreyfus, a Jewish French military officer, was wrongly convicted of treason in the 1890s.
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That means reforms introduced in 2012 that provided some protection to suspects don't apply in those cases, raising the possibility of forced confessions and miscarriages of justice, some legal scholars say.
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Our investigations and campaigns won awards, changed government policy, and exposed miscarriages of justice, from scrapping the humiliating asylum seeker voucher scheme to mixed sex mental health wards and pauper's graves.
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In her new book, We're Going To Need More Wine, Gabrielle Union opened up about her journey through infertility, revealing that she had "8 or 9 miscarriages" while trying to get pregnant.
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This figure is only based on ICE data and does not take into account cases of migrant women experiencing miscarriages or stillbirths while in custody of U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP).
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"I believe that Dr. MacDonald did not murder his family and that this will ultimately be regarded as one of the most egregious miscarriages of justice in the modern era," says Huff.
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But Williams was also radically honest about her own life with her radio audience: She talked about her miscarriages, her weight and self-image, plastic surgery, and her struggles with cocaine addiction.
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" Wade said it was upsetting to watch Union go through such a difficult process trying to get pregnant, and that after all of her miscarriages he was worried "it was getting dangerous.
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Kramer has had a total of five losses, including three miscarriages and two chemical pregnancies, before she shared the news with PEOPLE in June that she was pregnant with her rainbow baby.
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In her 2017 memoir, We're Going to Need More Wine, Union revealed her struggles with fertility, writing that she "had eight or nine miscarriages" and underwent three years of failed IVF cycles.
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The mother of one — who shares 15-year-old son Kassius Lijah with Brian Austin Green — first revealed in November that she was expecting, explaining that she had suffered six miscarriages previously.
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I planned the trip meticulously and found it gave me something to focus on and look forward to, while I was being tested for medical issues to find causes for my miscarriages.
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Brosens is convinced that this new perspective will eventually lead to an uplifting advance: being able to predict who is at risk of miscarriages, even among women who have never been pregnant.
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In June 2018, Kramer revealed to PEOPLE about how the couple endured three miscarriages and two chemical pregnancies before conceiving naturally following a failed IVF cycle and subsequent loss earlier that year.
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We just received aid, but we are suffering from the cold, winter is coming and people are getting sick -- kids have died from the cold and there have been miscarriages as well.
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The virus is typically spread to humans through the bite of the Aedes aegypti mosquito and is especially dangerous for pregnant women because it can lead to serious birth defects and miscarriages.
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Herrera helped fight for the rights of a group of women known as "Las 17" who were sentenced to up to 30 years in jail following reported miscarriages between 1999 and 2903.
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She revealed that she had been pregnant 10 times but had given birth only twice because of miscarriages, saying that the right to a woman's privacy was "at stake" with the bill.
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Today, the style has evolved into something akin to investigative journalism; collectives like Postcommodity and Forensic Architecture stretch art's capacity for staging political inquiries into various miscarriages of environmental and social justice.
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The aim of the research is to understand more about the genes human embryos need to develop properly, with the hope that this knowledge could help improve infertility treatments and prevent miscarriages.
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Based at the UK's Francis Crick Institute, Niakan is researching the genes needed for an embryo to develop, which could help in the development of fertility treatments and the prevention of miscarriages.
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However, in May 2017, the actress opened up about her struggles with infertility and suffering "eight or nine miscarriages," which she wrote about in her book We're Going to Need More Wine.
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Nor should she have to fear for the health of her pregnancy – yet, tragically, there were at least three confirmed miscarriages in detention in fiscal year 2017, and more have been reported.
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For the married couple, this pregnancy means the world; Kirke shared that she had experienced two miscarriages in a row, and they were almost ready to give up on having another child.
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His father worked as a surveyor for a fire-insurance company, and his mother brought up the children — Apted, a brother and a sister who was adopted after a string of miscarriages.
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Women who have miscarriages are more likely to experience long-term post-traumatic stress disorder, anxiety, and depression, according to a study published Tuesday in the American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology.
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In children, lead exposure can impair basic brain development, causing impulsivity, anxiety, depression, and diminished I.Q. In the elderly, it can prompt memory loss, and pregnant women can suffer miscarriages and stillbirths.
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The Salem Witch trials of the late 1600s tended to target middle-aged women who rebelled against strict social and spiritual standards, finding them responsible for anything from miscarriages to spoiled milk.
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Read these stories next: Karaoke & A Pet Rock: What Actually Got Me Through My Miscarriage Gabrielle Union Opened Up About Infertility, Revealing She Had "8 Or 9 Miscarriages" The Pregnancy I Didn't Announce
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Under the new laws, foetuses are considered persons with full rights, women found guilty of aborting or attempting to abort pregnancies could face prison sentences, and miscarriages could be investigated as possible homicides.
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Both miscarriages occurred early in the pregnancies, when miscarriage is relatively common, and it was not clear that Zika was the cause, even though evidence of the virus was found in both pregnancies.
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"The first time that you go in and they tell you, 'Oh there's no heartbeat,' it's devastating," Kerrigan says of suffering "at least" six miscarriages in the years after giving birth to Matthew.
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Posted by Kelley McKissack on Saturday, January 9, 2016 Doctors at The Medical Center of Plano say McKissack and her husband, Aaron McKissack, had undergone multiple infertility treatments only to suffer three miscarriages.
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"The reason why it is so important is because miscarriages and infertility are extremely common, but they're not very well understood," Dr Kathy Niakan of the Francis Crick Institute said earlier this year.
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Senate Bill 145 looks to ban "dismemberment abortion," consisting of a dilation and evacuation procedure — a common method used during most second trimester abortions between 13 and 83 weeks and occasionally after miscarriages.
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You would give me your honest opinion about my products and projects and helpful advice about divorce, relationships, motherhood, miscarriages, health, and surviving the death of a loved one and almost my own.
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At least two pregnant women infected with the Zika virus have chosen to undergo abortions in recent months, while another two have suffered miscarriages, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported Friday.
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"Many of our customers wrote in last Mother's Day to tell us about their losses — mums, miscarriages, and grandmothers," Sara Gordon, VP of brand and creative for Bloom & Wild, told me via email.
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Whether you are inclined to support a right to life position or Planned Parenthood the prospect of idly bearing witness to thousands of pregnancies that result in miscarriages or birth defects should enrage.
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The British singer, who launched her career in 6623 with Alright, Still, has been vocal about everything from her past drug use to her heartbreaking miscarriages, relaying her personal experiences in her music.
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Underwood's pregnancy follows years of heartbreak and disappointment: In September, Underwood revealed in an emotional interview with CBS Sunday Morning that before this pregnancy, she suffered three miscarriages in the past two years.
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Underwood's pregnancy follows years of heartbreak and disappointment: In September, Underwood revealed in an emotional interview with CBS Sunday Morning that before this pregnancy, she suffered three miscarriages in the past two years.
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The findings could not only help us better understand why some women suffer more miscarriages than others, but it could also potentially greatly increase the rate of successful in vitro fertilization (IVF) procedures.
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The Republican-led legislature recently voted to ban the safest type of second-trimester abortion and require hospitals and abortion clinics to bury fetal remains, including those from miscarriages that happen at home.
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The UK Criminal Cases Review Commission, which reviews alleged miscarriages of justice, has agreed to examine the 2015 conviction of former star trader Tom Hayes, the first person convicted worldwide of Libor rigging.
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McKissack and her husband attempted multiple infertility treatments and experienced three heartbreaking miscarriages over the span of three years before going to Thompson, who was seven-years post menopause, according to the Center.
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Louisa Catherine was an orchid of a woman, indispensable as John Quincy's diplomatic partner, with a social sense that he altogether lacked, a bit fragile (nine miscarriages) and the hummingbird to Abigail's eagle.
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Vásquez is one of 212 women, known as "Las 222," who between 12 and 2011 were sentenced following reported miscarriages, most on charges of aggravated homicide because their fetuses were ruled as viable.
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The bill is written in a way that it would require providers to obtain death certificates not just for miscarriages and abortions, but even for fertilized eggs that don't implant in the uterus.
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Mr. Bush tried to placate the defectors by promising to create a fetal tissue bank that would collect such tissue from several sources unrelated to induced abortions — such as miscarriages and tubal pregnancies.
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The first trimester is generally thought to be the one with the highest risk—about 80 percent of miscarriages happen in the first trimester, according to the American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists.
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Also known as silent or missed miscarriages, they happen when the fetus has died but there are no physical signs of miscarriage, leading the parents to mistakenly think the pregnancy is progressing normally.
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Our data represents over half of all imprisoned women in the U.S. In total, there were nearly 2628 admissions of pregnant women, over 28503 live births, 22019 miscarriages, 11 abortions and four stillbirths.
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By the time I was 43, with three miscarriages under my belt, doctors told me to genetically test my embryos to find one that was chromosomally normal so I could have a baby.
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While healthy individuals may experience short-term symptoms such as a high fever, severe headache, stiffness, nausea, abdominal pain and diarrhea, a listeria infection can also cause miscarriages and stillbirths among pregnant women.
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For instance, if the mother has a blood clotting issue, if the mother carries any sort of genetic mutations, health and lifestyle issues can cause miscarriages as well as smoking, diabetes, and obesity.
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Jane Hickman, the criminal lawyer who took on Bahmanzadeh's case after the failure of his first appeal, considers his case one of the most extreme miscarriages of justice she's come across in her career.
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Patel's conviction was eventually overturned, but advocates remain concerned that the legal landscape across the country could leave people who self-manage abortions — and people who have miscarriages — vulnerable to investigation and eventual prosecution.
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The actor and his wife Kimberly have five children, but have also had three miscarriages along the way, including one just before they had their youngest child, Gwendolyn, was who was born in June.
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Kimberly Van Der Beek also posted recently on Instagram about her own feelings about motherhood, including the fact that in the last eight and a half years, she's had five children and three miscarriages.
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At the same time, deaths in ICE custody and an increase in pregnant women having miscarriages because of alleged medical negligence in ICE custody continue to raise questions about the agency's treatment of migrants.
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In its argument to reinstate the Obama-era rule, the letter referenced a USA Today article that states at least 28 women have had miscarriages while in ICE custody over the past 2 years.
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Roughly half the women wanted to preserve the memory of their miscarriages and were unable to do so unless they were comfortable seeing updates of the babies that were never going to be born.
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Alabama Couple Learns They're Expecting Sextuplets After Suffering Miscarriages Caralee says Evans visited her little ones nearly every day, and a photo showed the proud mom smiling wide as she held the tiny girls.
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A mother who experienced two miscarriages before having her second child used the materials from her in vitro fertilization journey to create a stunning photo of the baby she fought so hard to have.
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" Criado Perez cites in the book a 2014 review by Anne Rochon Ford, which states that women working in nail salons are frequently exposed to toxic chemicals linked to "cancer, miscarriages, and lung diseases.
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Monday's announcement comes after more than 5,000 women filed grievances with the FDA between November 993 and May 2015, complaining of unintended pregnancies, miscarriages, stillbirths and severe pain and bleeding after an Essure implantation.
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Her grandmother, Namyst recalled tearfully, had told her about the struggles she had had with raising two children, having several other miscarriages, and giving birth to babies with neurological defects who died very early.
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Although healthy individuals may suffer only short-term symptoms such as high fever, severe headache, stiffness, nausea, abdominal pain and diarrhea, the company said Listeria infection can cause miscarriages and stillbirths among pregnant women.
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He once left his wife Abigail alone with two small children so that he could focus on his studies for a year, during which Abigail weathered the first of many miscarriages on her own.
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Cortez is one of about 25 women in jail accused of inducing abortions, who say they were wrongfully jailed for murder, when instead they suffered miscarriages, stillbirths or pregnancy complications, according to the CDFA.
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Read more great stories from Small Humans: Pregnancy apps don't know how to handle miscarriages Quality games and apps for when you really need a quiet kid 10 podcasts for kids and their parents
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Smoking while pregnant increases the risk of infant mortality by an estimated 40 percent; it can also contribute to labor complications, miscarriages, premature or still births, low birth weight, and respiratory problems during childhood.
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Hayes, backed by his family and supporters, has lodged a fresh appeal bid with the Criminal Cases Review Commission (CCRC), which looks at miscarriages of justice, after raising around 78,000 pounds ($97,000) through crowdfunding.
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Our investigation — based on thousands of pages of court and other public records — profiled workers who said they had had miscarriages or gone into premature labor after employers rejected their pleas for lighter workloads.
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For example, we found that only about 1 percent of the pregnancies ended in abortion, while miscarriages, which happen at the same time-points in pregnancy as abortion, accounted for 6 percent of outcomes.
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And could a call from Trump's spiritual adviser for the instantaneous miscarriages of any such satanic pregnancies possibly mean that the staunchly anti-abortion Trump White House is, perhaps, not quite so anti-abortion?
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Scott Turow contributed an introduction, and the exonerees' tales of false confessions, legal pitfalls and startling miscarriages of justice are told by prominent crime, mystery and thriller writers, including Lee Child and Sara Paretsky.
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The virus has also been associated with other congenital disabilities in newborns, spontaneous miscarriages, and the Guillain-Barré syndrome in adults in which the body's immune system attacks part of the peripheral nervous system.
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While it's still a long way from preventing miscarriages, researchers have been using the technology to generate new methods of peeking into the genetics behind infertility in hopes of more successfully treating its causes.
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The former pro hockey player, 38, referenced these hurdles — which include his wife's terrifying fall and a series of miscarriages — in a sweet Instagram post on Wednesday following the Monday birth of baby Jacob Bryan.
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"I've never felt more broken in my life," Holt captioned a photo of herself taken from a hospital bed after having a Dilation and Curettage procedure, which is a surgical procedure commonly performed after miscarriages.
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I think the statistics are literally 8 out of 10 women might have one and sometimes they have multiple miscarriages and so that was shocking because I was like wow I wasn't prepared for this.
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To start the conversation, the Being Mary Jane actress, 46, confessed that there have been "so many things" that felt inappropriate or invasive that people have said as she and her husband struggled with miscarriages.
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The electric currents were supposed to be a form of exercise, making people thin as they slept (the device was eventually banned by the FDA, being linked to miscarriages, paralysis, and hernias, amongst other maladies).
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While speaking to CBS Sunday Morning about her new album, Cry Pretty, Underwood shared that before getting pregnant, she had three miscarriages in the span of two years – two in 2017 and one in 2018.
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The ups and downs of the process — Kramer had a total of five losses, including three miscarriages and two chemical pregnancies — eventually led to her current pregnancy, which Kramer confirmed exclusively to PEOPLE in June.
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FROM PEN: Figure Skating Star Nancy Kerrigan Opens Up About Her 6 Miscarriages Shaq's fashion sense can be traced all the way back to the 1992 NBA Draft, at New York's Rochester Big and Tall.
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A lot of people say to wait to spread the news until after the first trimester, because that is when the baby is largely in the clear with regards to miscarriages and things like that.
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The 37-year-old actress and mother of 2 said she was puzzled by the experience given she had 2 healthy pregnancies before, but soon realized, after opening up to others, that miscarriages sadly happen.
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The government has tried to improve the way courts handle cases of miscarriages of justice under efforts by President Xi Jinping to bolster the rule of law and increase public confidence in the legal system.
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" Lillian Briggs Winograd, one of Ball's closest friends, told PEOPLE in 1991, "Lucy had two or three miscarriages before she gave birth to little Lucie (on July 17, 1951, three months before the show's debut).
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Due in November, the "Dammit" singer — who's had a total of five losses, including three miscarriages and two chemical pregnancies — is over the moon about her pregnancy news but also feeling "so cautious," she admits.
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"There really is no other alternative treatment for pregnant women with syphilis," Dr. Sharma told VICE, noting that pregnant mothers can suffer stillbirth, miscarriages, or development issues in children they give birth to while infected.
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But to those responsible within the criminal justice system, and to much of the public at large, miscarriages of justice are simply blips in a system that mostly delivers what it is designed to deliver.
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After suffering six miscarriages, Jessica Mahoney wanted to capture her second successful pregnancy with a maternity shoot that would not only pay tribute to her child-to-be, but also to those she had lost.
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For close to a decade, Omido has been visiting the Owino Uhuru village, monitoring the various illnesses, deaths, and miscarriages that have occurred since a nearby smelter contaminated the village's air and water with lead.
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Perhaps she was appalled by the pharmacist's behavior because miscarriages are emotionally, spiritually, psychically and physically painful -- and because in some terrible cases, pregnancy complications result in serious injury or death if not treated appropriately.
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After years of failed IVF treatments, and eight or nine miscarriages, Union was finally diagnosed with a condition called adenomyosis, which causes endometrial tissue to grow on the wall of the uterus, Women's Health reports.
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Health department officials had clarified that the rules wouldn't have applied to abortions or miscarriages that happen at home, the Texas Tribune reported, and that no birth or death certificates would have to be issued.
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A 40-year old Pennsylvania woman, who asked to remain anonymous in order to protect her family's privacy, underwent ERA testing this month after enduring more than five years of failed IVF cycles and miscarriages.
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In limited data on other respiratory outbreaks, like SARS in 2002 to 2003 and MERS, which first appeared in 193, pregnant women had a slightly higher risk of miscarriages and stillbirths, according to the CDC.
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A Texas-based CBS News reporter is opening up about her experience suffering multiple miscarriages while on the road covering stories, including her first miscarriage covering the massive wild fires in Northern California in 2017.
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Zhang Liqiang, a researcher at Beijing Normal University and lead author of the study, said such miscarriages can be "especially traumatic" for expecting parents, who often only find out about them days or weeks later.
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Advocates for pregnant people have said that laws that enable women to be prosecuted for allegedly endangering their unborn child can open the door to more cases where people are charged for miscarriages and abortions.
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But there are other reasons why women experience vaginal bleeding, for example due to post-partum hemorrhages, miscarriages, endometriosis or cervical cancer, according to a report published in the BMJ British Medical Journal on Monday.
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Nearly 8 percent of women with migraine had pregnancy-associated hypertension disorders and 11.3 percent of suffered miscarriages, whereas those rates were 83 percent and 10.3 percent, respectively, in women without migraine, the study found.
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My mother, the woman who rewove childhood tales to include strong female leads and who always told me I could be whatever I wanted, had two miscarriages, one before my sister and one before me.
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"The depression and anxiety endured by women and men after a miscarriage can continue for years," said Davis, adding that post-traumatic stress disorder and postpartum mood disorder may also affect women who have miscarriages.
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The 35-minute album features 10 tracks; on the titular "4:44," Jay gets personal about his relationship with wife Beyoncé, apologizes for womanizing, references a series of miscarriages, and says his children changed his perspective.
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"There are people who have already had pregnancies and miscarriages and abortions, and they know their bodies and they trust themselves to know how to do this and whether they need to seek care," Adams added.
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The former ESPN anchor revealed Sunday that before giving birth to twins Hutton and Brees in February, she had three miscarriages, with one happening while she was on the road in Alabama for work, hosting SportsCenter.
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After 17 years of infertility, including four miscarriages and one stillbirth, Dana made the decision to continue putting her own life at risk by putting off the delivery until Kaleb had the best chance at surviving.
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Misoprostol is also used to help soften the cervix before a second-trimester surgical abortion or a dilation and evacuation (D&E), a surgical procedure used to manage miscarriages or pregnancy failure after the first trimester.
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The study results suggest that women who have unexplained fertility problems, miscarriages or stillbirths might want to be tested for celiac disease to see if this might be contributing to these problems, Grode said by email.
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About 24 percent of the women who took NSAIDs had miscarriages within the first 20 weeks of pregnancy, compared with 16 percent of women who took acetaminophen and 17 percent of women who took neither medication.
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When researchers looked at timing, the added risk was almost entirely among women who used NSAIDs around the time of conception, and these miscarriages were most likely to be within the first eight weeks of pregnancy.
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Moreover, the authors warn that the latter figure may be an underestimate, since their data account for neither abortions nor miscarriages that occur in the first 20 weeks of gestation, and do not cover all hospitals.
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While speaking to CBS Sunday Morning about her album, she shared that before getting pregnant this time around, she had suffered three miscarriages in the span of two years – two in 2017 and one in 2018.
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"This is New York City's version of Love Canal," says Barasch, referring to the toxic waste dump linked in the late '70s with an inordinate number of miscarriages and strange illnesses in a Niagara Falls neighborhood.
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"In light of reports that ICE has failed to provide critical medical care to pregnant women in immigration detention — resulting in miscarriages and other negative health outcomes — this policy change is particularly alarming," the letter reads.
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Elizabeth Katkin has a daunting list of what she endured over nine years to have two children, including seven miscarriages, eight fresh in vitro fertilization cycles, two frozen I.V.F. attempts, five natural pregnancies and 10 doctors.
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The Times reviewed thousands of pages of documents involving workers who said they had suffered miscarriages, gone into premature labor or, in one case, had a stillborn baby after their employers denied their requests for assistance.
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"In light of reports that ICE has failed to provide critical medical care to pregnant women in immigration detention — resulting in miscarriages and other negative health outcomes — this policy change is particularly alarming," the letter reads.
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"Although healthy individuals may suffer only short-term symptoms such as high fever, severe headache, stiffness, nausea, abdominal pain and diarrhea, Listeria infection can cause miscarriages, stillbirths and fetal infection among pregnant women," a statement said.
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Half of all miscarriages that occur within the first trimester — or 13 weeks of pregnancy — happen because an egg or sperm carries an abnormal number of chromosomes, according to the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists.
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The law, which went into effect in 1998, is so severe that it's been unfairly used to target women who suffered obstetric emergencies, such as miscarriages or stillbirths, on the suspicion that they self-induced abortions.
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Fisher referenced some of the couple's hurdles — which include his wife's terrifying fall in 2017 and a series of miscarriages — in a sweet Instagram post on Wednesday, sharing a photo of Jacob wrapped in his dad's arms.
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In response to the new rule in Texas requiring medical facilities to cremate or bury fetal remains from abortions and miscarriages, women are encouraging each other to send bloody tampons and panty liners to the governor's office.
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The losses that had piled up over the past decade were still hard to fathom: My own father, then Kevin's mother four months later, multiple miscarriages, the sudden death of a close friend, and then Kevin's dad.
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Of those, at least 10,000 women per year seek medical treatment for complications resulting from abortion, often performed in inadequate conditions at home with a drug called misoprostol — designed to treat ulcers but known to cause miscarriages.
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The researchers wanted to see if there was a link between magnetic field non-ionizing radiation, which is all around us — again, emitted from everything from power lines to wireless networks, cell towers, and cellphones — and miscarriages.
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The story, set in Australia in the 1920s, is the tragic tale of a lighthouse keeper (Fassbender) and his wife (Vikander), who have suffered two miscarriages when a baby in a boat washes ashore their remote island.
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Women should also seek prenatal care early in pregnancy, particularly when they have had miscarriages or preterm births before, said Dr. Shruthi Mahalingaiah, a researcher at Boston University School of Medicine who wasn't involved in the study.
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"I got so many responses to women that had lost children, or had miscarriages or still births, I felt like it was a matter of feminism to write about it," she explains in her no-nonsense manner.
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As a woman of color with a background in drug policy reform, Packer is hyper-aware of the negative impact of past drug laws and the challenges those miscarriages of justice will present for her going forward.
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While that may seem very early, James revealed that her path to motherhood had not been an easy one following previous miscarriages and fertility treatment, and taking that into consideration she felt it was the best decision.
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A leading research organization in Afghanistan is accusing the United States of "gross miscarriages of justice" at the Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, detention facility in a scathing report examining the cases of eight Afghans held at the facility.
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Facebook groups such as Miscarriage Mamas and Miscarriage and Pregnancy Loss, both of which have about 100,000 members, are places where women seek medical advice and suggestions on how to handle personal relationships affected by their miscarriages.
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The impact: Since the 1990s, some Louisianans have been forced to deal with the consequences of living near huge petrochemical facilities, including air that smelled of rotten eggs, blue fluid in their ditches, miscarriages and cancer diagnoses.
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By contrast, the 442 women in the pregnancy registry had 26 infants and fetuses with similar defects, which would be a rate of about 60 out of every 1,000 pregnancy outcomes, including live births, miscarriages and abortions.
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There are often no symptoms so people don't usually find out they have an atypically shaped uterus until after they've had multiple miscarriages, gone into preterm labor, or when they get an imaging procedure like an ultrasound.
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People in the city, where 22016% of residents are black, are still dealing with the crisis's fallout: children whose neurological development may have been irreversibly damaged; pregnant women who had miscarriages after drinking the contaminated water — the number of miscarriages spiked by 290% after the water was switched; people whose trust in their elected officials and reliance on the infrastructure that runs through their city has been turned upside down; and corroded lead pipes on the main water lines and in people's homes that have yet to be replaced.
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The number of women who've had miscarriages while in U.S. Immigration Customs and Enforcement (ICE) custody nearly doubled following the Trump administration allowing the indiscriminate detention of pregnant people, according to government records reviewed by the Daily Beast.
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After a tumultuous couple of years during which she suffered a painful injury and three devastating miscarriages before welcoming Jacob, Underwood is taking stock of everything she has to be grateful for, while continuing to live her dream.
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After recovering from a painful fall in 2017 that left Underwood with a broken wrist and a facial laceration that required 40-50 stitches, the star revealed she'd also suffered through three miscarriages in less than two years.
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Judy Hale (Linda Cardellini) has a lot going on on Netflix's Dead To Me. She's had five miscarriages, one huge broken relationship, and, oh yeah, she killed a guy with her car and then ran from the scene.
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But for 10 years, she battles a cocaine addiction ("Drugs were a demon I had to overcome," she said), and later struggled to start a family, suffering a few miscarriages before conceiving son Kevin Hunter Jr, now 17.
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After five losses (including three miscarriages and two chemical pregnancies) plus a long road of overcoming infidelity and heartbreak in their relationship, Kramer revealed on June 25 that she and husband Mike Caussin are expecting another baby together.
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In June, Kramer opened up to PEOPLE about how the couple — who reconciled after Caussin's cheating scandal — endured three miscarriages and two chemical pregnancies before becoming pregnant naturally following a failed IVF cycle and subsequent loss that February.
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Similarly, the IUD has been radically improved since the disastrous 1971 launch of the Dalkon Shield, which killed at least 2014 users and led to infections, hysterectomies, miscarriages, and birth defects in 200,000 more, eventually bankrupting its manufacturer.
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Speaking to Women's Health for their March cover story, the L.A.'s Finest star admitted she had a sense of "failure" after being unable to physically deliver a child following multiple miscarriages and rounds of in vitro fertilization.
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More significantly, the study found that 7.46 percent of women in the sample had experienced recurrent miscarriages, or the spontaneous termination of three pregnancies before 20 weeks in a row, which is significantly higher than the global average.
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The post-conviction review boards, comprised of diverse stakeholders including community, law enforcement, government stakeholders and crime survivors, were implemented in response to the high incidence of miscarriages of justice in the district prior to my taking office.
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And though the circumstances of Deneke's case differ drastically from many of the wrongful shootings and other miscarriages of justice that have rocked America in recent years, they all beg the question: Who is presumed innocent in America?
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Why it matters: Scientists seek a better understanding of how chromosomes are copied and divided in humans in order to figure out what causes faulty chromosome packages that can trigger miscarriages and some genetic disorders like Down's syndrome.
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Research is beginning to identify the biochemical causes of recurrent miscarriages — and this year US paediatricians demonstrated an artificial womb that could sustain extremely premature infants, raising the survival chances of those born as early as 23 weeks.
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While his stories normally spring from an imagined character or riff of dialogue, this one grew from a desire to say something important about a topical matter (capital punishment and the very real potential for miscarriages of justice).
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But it is clear to me that the future of abortion in the United States will most likely include formal or de facto abortion bans that will result in forced pregnancies, unsafe abortions and the prosecution of miscarriages.
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They seem destined to love and care for each other long after my wife and I are gone, but just as I couldn't control or predict whether we had miscarriages, I can't control or predict my kids' future.
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The United States' criminal justice system needs fewer guilt-assuming interrogation tactics, more disclosure of potentially exculpatory information to the defense, expanded oversight units within prosecutors' offices to investigate potential miscarriages of justice, and fuller appellate scrutiny of convictions.
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Five weeks after her August pregnancy announcement, Underwood — whose second child on the way will join her and husband Mike Fisher's 3½-year-old son Isaiah Michael — revealed that she suffered from three miscarriages in the last two years.
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Faced with the fact that such a reform wouldn't help women already incarcerated for miscarriages, Villavicencio said that they would consider those cases for amnesty as proposed by newly inaugurated President Andrés Manuel López Obrador, the founder of MORENA.
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She was pregnant a total of 17 times: 12 were miscarriages or stillbirths, four died in their early years (or even within minutes of being born) and her one surviving son, Prince William, died at the age of 11.
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FROM PEN: Figure Skating Star Nancy Kerrigan Opens Up About Her 6 Miscarriages When Nordegren whips out her iPhone to share photos, the first one she finds is of her ex and Sam at a recent father-daughter dance.
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Texas Right to Life, whose legislative director, John Seago, successfully urged the state to direct the rules solely at health care facilities, and not miscarriages and "chemical abortions" that occur in a woman's home, also employed the dignity defense.
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The letter, sent to the top two members of the House Committee on Education and the Workforce, cited a New York Times investigation that revealed in October that several women who packaged Verizon products at the warehouse had miscarriages.
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The plight of orcas in the Pacific Northwest is illustrative of the dangers they face in parts of the world: dwindling food supplies; human activities like shipping crowding their habitats; and pollution making them sick and leading to miscarriages.
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When my husband and I tried to add to our family after our daughter was born, I went through five more miscarriages, ranging from losses at eight weeks and nine weeks to ones that went until almost 19 weeks.
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After several miscarriages, the Leesburg, Va., couple took their doctors up on an offer to hand over $50,000 — $20,000 more than they might have paid for the in vitro fertilization and other services that they needed at the time.
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One of the things we found out is that there were women who had breast cancer, or who had miscarriages, or even, in one case, a stillbirth who felt they weren't given time off by the organization to recover.
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Speaking to Entertainment Tonight Saturday at the 2018 iHeartRadio Music Festival in Las Vegas, the "Love So Soft" singer got emotional while praising Underwood for opening up about the three miscarriages she suffered before her current pregnancy with her second child.
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It's possible that women who cut back on caffeine did so because they were experiencing food aversions and vomiting – both signs of a healthy pregnancy – and this might explain some of the connection between miscarriages and caffeine, the researchers point out.
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Samsung will pay $150 million out to workers who had miscarriages and developed cancer, multiple sclerosis and other conditions — some of which were congenital diseases that affected the employees' children as well — from working in the factories, according to Fortune.
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While the actress, 45, has previously written in her book We're Going to Need More Wine about having had "eight or nine miscarriages," last week she revealed that a recent diagnosis might explain why she's had so much trouble getting pregnant.
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Christene Barberich, co-founder and global editor-in-chief of Refinery29Fertility Journey: Miscarriages, IVF As science-driven as the fertility world has become, it's been my experience that it's also very archaic in how it measures fertility and assesses protocol.
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Many of the women said it took them years to realize the damage the medication had done as they were never warned about side effects, with health problems ranging from depression and anxiety, to urinary tract infections, fibroids and miscarriages.
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Amy and Gordon Perrin Ages: 37 (both)Location: Plymouth, MichiganOccupations: Treasury and investor relations manager (Amy), engineer (Gordon)Household income: More than $150,000Total spent: Approaching $200,000 Amy: I got pregnant on my own three times and had miscarriages three times.
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In practice, that would also mean throwing women in jail for miscarriages — which is already the case not just in countries like El Salvador, where abortion is banned, but also occasionally in America, where abortion is supposed to be legal.
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To top off this season of female empowerment, my greatest wish would be for a positive depiction of pregnancy, for once—enough with the pregnant-belly stabbings, Dragon Queen miscarriages, shadow-demon births, and newborns being eaten alive by ravenous dogs.
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A new study suggests that pregnant women who take fluconazole to treat yeast infections may be more likely to have miscarriages than pregnant women who don't take this pill — and high doses may be linked to heart defects in the baby.
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The story, set in Australia in the 1920s, is the tragic tale of a lighthouse keeper, played by Michael Fassbender, and his wife (Vikander), who have suffered two miscarriages when a baby in a boat washes ashore their remote island.
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She opens up now in an interview for Shondaland about how she and Wade settled on the decision to use a surrogate after Union suffered multiple miscarriages and failed IVF cycles — and the community they found was an overwhelmingly supportive one.
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"Given the weaknesses of the Iraqi justice system, and the current environment in Iraq, I am gravely concerned that innocent people have been and may continue to be convicted and executed, resulting in gross, irreversible miscarriages of justice," Zeid said.
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"The materiality test that Brady sets up is poorly designed," said James B. Doyle, a lawyer who has written frequently on miscarriages of justice and what he sees as a misplaced focus on blaming a single person or cause for them.
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Hayes, the first person convicted worldwide by a jury of Libor-rigging offences, launched a last-ditch attempt in January to overturn his conviction by lodging an appeal with the Criminal Cases Review Commission (CCRC), which looks at miscarriages of justice.
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The CDC told reporters on a conference call on Friday that so far fewer than a dozen of the infected pregnant women it has tracked in the United States and Puerto Rico have had miscarriages or babies born with birth defects.
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Arkell and Dana Graves had suffered through four miscarriages and a stillbirth during their 17 years of marriage, so it was only natural that the intense joy they felt in 2015 when they learned Dana was 18 weeks pregnant went viral.
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In January, a team of researchers at the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported that they, too, found evidence of Zika virus in brain samples from Brazil taken from two miscarriages and two newborns who died shortly after birth.
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Fallaci was against abortion and became more stridently so in her later years, but De Stefano presents letters from Fallaci to her lover to suggest that the first of Fallaci's several miscarriages may have been the result of a botched abortion.
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Even women in incredibly difficult situations, like those who have fled civil wars in Myanmar, who are at grave risk of sexual violence or who face obstacles to formal medical care, are safely and effectively using that medication to prompt miscarriages.
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" He continued: "Because it has to do with sperm and semen and my wife's uterus and, you know, hopefully nobody ever has to go through it, but failed pregnancies, miscarriages — you don't want to have to talk about that stuff.
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Nine senators, led by Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut and Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, wrote letters to the chief executives of Verizon and XPO Logistics demanding that the companies account for the conditions in a Memphis warehouse where several women suffered miscarriages.
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Most of the women who have faced criminal charges for abortions in El Salvador come from poor rural backgrounds, and many suffered miscarriages or had obstetric complications because they weren't able to get regular checkups due to lack of resources.
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The electromagnetic pulses emitted by the current radar system interfere with television and radio reception and have been blamed by some residents for a rash of miscarriages and cancer cases in a civilian district next to the fenced-in security zone.
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In the Nature Sustainability paper, the researchers said that since 2013, the risk of missed miscarriages in the first trimester had declined along with the decrease in air pollutant concentration — further evidence, they said, of the link between the two.
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"Many of the things that friends and acquaintances often say to women who have had miscarriages are not helpful and bordering on insensitive," said Dr. Michael Greene of Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston, who was not involved in the study.
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