According to Dr. Mike Vlastos, a SLUCare maternal fetal medicine specialist and director of the SSM Health St. Louis Fetal Care Institute, which specializes in fetal diagnosis and surgery, there are only about 15 centers in the US that have done one or more open-womb fetal surgeries and about 30 centers that provide minimally invasive fetal procedures.
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Some say "fetal heartbeat" is a misnomer, and "fetal pole cardiac activity" would be more accurate.
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The fetal complications are, fetal miscarriage, malformations, high birth weight, cerebral palsy, asphyxia and death, she added.
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"Complications, in general, lead to a suboptimal fetal environment and impact common mechanisms influencing fetal development," Lyall said.
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Of the 222 children who met the researchers' criteria for fetal alcohol spectrum disorders, there were 27 cases of fetal alcohol syndrome, 104 with partial fetal alcohol syndrome and 91 with alcohol-related neurodevelopmental disorder.
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Lung development in fetal lambs is very similar in humans, said fetal physiologist Marcus Davey, who worked on team.
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Texas' fetal burial rules are part of a new wave of anti-abortion legislation targeting the disposal of fetal tissue.
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Removes provisions allowing a pregnant woman to decline to view the fetal ultrasound imaging and hear the fetal heart tone.
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A broad spectrum of disease Five levels of disorder fall within the spectrum: the milder fetal alcohol effects, then alcohol related birth defects, alcohol related neurodevelopmental disorder, partial fetal alcohol syndrome and the most severe, fetal alcohol syndrome.
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Fetal death, placental insufficiency, fetal growth retardation, and injury to a fetus' central nervous system are all associated with the virus.
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The well-established fact that fetuses will, in utero, touch their fetal hands to fetal faces has led to scientific inquiry.
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The authors thought that was because these tiny particles can cross the maternal-fetal blood barrier and disrupt fetal growth and development.
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Gu became politically active on Twitter after his research in fetal surgery—which involves human fetal tissue—became a tense congressional issue.
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That is the goal of many laws percolating across the country concerning issues such as admitting privileges, fetal heartbeat, and fetal burial.
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The law also criminalized fetal tissue collection or transferring, a practice that is vital to life-saving fetal tissue donation and research (including for understanding the Zika virus), and required women to view the fetal ultrasound hours before receiving an abortion.
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Chasen specializes in maternal-fetal medicine and the majority of abortions he performs are in planned pregnancies where a fetal anomaly is discovered.
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The bill also requires that the fetal remains of abortions be buried or cremated, and bans the sale or donation of fetal tissue.
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Prosecutors in a few other states have interpreted their fetal harm and fetal homicide laws in ways that also restrict self-managed abortions.
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There has been some debate about when exactly "fetal viability" occurs, but there is no debate about fetal viability occurring at 6 weeks. Why?
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Senate Bill 8: Abortion restrictions The bill requires fetal remains to be buried or cremated and bans donations of fetal tissue to medical research.
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A California district attorney on Wednesday announced a civil lawsuit against two fetal tissue companies, claiming they have illegally sold fetal tissue for profit.
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Animal studies found that heat can cause fetal cell death and can negatively impact the proteins that play a crucial role in fetal development.
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After the implantation, he twice sequenced fetal DNA that had leaked into the mother's blood, and also DNA from umbilical-cord blood, a fetal tissue.
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Fetal development is an ongoing process that happens over many months, and fetal circulation and newborn circulation are two very different things, Dr. Horvath adds.
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What's more, in the pregnant mice, the virus spreads from the genitals to infect the fetal brain, causing reduced fetal weight gain and impaired development.
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The outrageous bill comes a month after Ohio Governor Mike DeWine signed a "fetal heartbeat" law, which bans abortions after a fetal heartbeat is detected.
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The second factor is "unreassuring fetal heart tones," or opaque information from a fetal heart rate monitor about how well a baby is tolerating labor.
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If a murder or fetal homicide charge won't stick, there are always charges like practicing medicine without a license or improperly disposing of fetal remains.
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It was the first state to pass a law mandating the burial and cremation of fetal tissue and to prohibit abortion due to fetal anomalies.
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While governor of Indiana, he also signed a law that banned abortions on the basis of fetal abnormality and required fetal tissue to be cremated of buried.
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But after the anti-Planned Parenthood propaganda videos smeared fetal tissue donation as "selling baby parts," the entire field of fetal tissue research has come under attack.
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As the epidemic spreads, we are increasingly concerned about maternal-fetal transmission, the immune response, and the potential causal relationship with fetal microcephaly and abnormal brain development.
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The scientists concluded that Zika infection during pregnancy has "grave outcomes, including fetal death, placental insufficiency, fetal growth, restriction, and [central nervous system] involvement," the journal said.
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Despite the usefulness of fetal cells when making vaccines, in 1988, HHS placed a moratorium on federal funding of research using human fetal tissue from elective abortions.
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In addition to microcephaly, researchers reported finding other abnormalities linked with Zika including fetal deaths, placental insufficiency, fetal growth retardation and injury to the central nervous system.
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What's more, Magnus said existing rules in fetal tissue research actually prohibits research from influencing any decisions that were made, or actions taken, that produced the fetal tissue.
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The former include a broad array of fetal endangerment and fetal homicide laws that criminalize the conduct of pregnant women as well as the actions of third parties.
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The 1980s saw the advent of arguments that stressed fetal pain — an issue on which there is very little consensus — and a continuing push to redefine fetal viability.
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HB 194 and SB 67: Imposes TRAP requirements for abortion providers regarding the disposal of fetal remains and makes it illegal to donate fetal tissue for medical research.
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"In going back to Iran, the plan was starting the fetal center at the beginning and then start training a new generation of people as fetal surgeons," he said.
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That's when the agency initiated the audit of human fetal tissue acquisitions and a review to understand whether adequate alternatives exist in place of human fetal tissue in research.
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The history of fetal tissue in research Since the 1930s, scientists in the United States have used fetal tissue obtained through elective abortions in medical research and experimental therapies.
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The law, which not only required health care facilities to inter or cremate fetal remains but also banned fetal tissue donation, has since been blocked by a federal judge.
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One of the Indiana laws requires fetal remains to be buried or cremated and bans abortions performed because of fetal disability or the sex or race of the fetus.
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HHS is also conducting an audit of all acquisitions involving human fetal tissue to "ensure conformity with procurement and human fetal tissue research laws and regulations," the statement says.
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If the Supreme Court recognized fetal personhood, the justices would probably subsequently confront claims about fetal rights in a variety of contexts, from Social Security benefits to tax law.
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Some researchers are trying to block the gene that turns off fetal hemoglobin and turns on adult hemoglobin, allowing patients with sickle-cell disease to produce fetal hemoglobin instead.
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US District Judge David Hale, who was appointed by President Barack Obama in 2014, blocked Senate Bill 9, Kentucky's "fetal heartbeat" bill banning abortions where fetal heartbeats are detected.
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Product promotion aside, the scientists point out that better understanding of fetal reaction to sound could help potentially improve the well-being of a fetus and understand the fetal brain.
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Cruz released a campaign ad last year promising to "prosecute and defund" Planned Parenthood for its (legal) fetal tissue donation program, where aborted fetal tissue is given to medical researchers.
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At approximately 20 weeks' gestation, [the patient] underwent a fetal ultrasound that suggested absence of the corpus callosum, ventriculomegaly, and brain atrophy; subsequent fetal magnetic resonance imaging demonstrated severe brain atrophy.
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The measure bans abortions once a fetal "heartbeat" (more accurately "fetal pole cardiac activity") is detected, which typically happens at around six weeks of gestation — before many women know they're pregnant.
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One of the earliest advances with fetal tissue was to use fetal kidney cells to create the first poliovirus vaccines, which are now estimated to save 550,000 lives worldwide every year.
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Dr. Oluyinka Olutoye, pediatric surgeon and co-director of Texas Children's Fetal Center and Dr. Darrell Cass and pediatric surgeon and co-director of Texas Children's Fetal Center led the surgery.
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Pregnancy terminations at or after 24 weeks of gestation, the time largely accepted as viability, are typically performed because of severe fetal anomalies or fetal anomalies combined with maternal health problems.
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BDRL's practices for fetal body parts procurement are a critical benchmark to use to compare to the business practices of other private-sector fetal tissue procurement entities and abortion clinic source sites.
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The federal government estimates tens of millions of children and adults have lifelong impairment from fetal alcohol syndrome or fetal alcohol spectrum disorder — the range of conditions caused by prenatal alcohol exposure.
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"We've developed a system that, as closely as possible, reproduces the environment of the womb and replaces the function of the placenta," said Dr. Alan Flake, a fetal surgeon and director of the Center for Fetal Research in the Center for Fetal Diagnosis and Treatment at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia who led the research, published Tuesday.
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The subpoenas went to Stem Express, a fetal tissue procurement firm; the University of New Mexico, which conducts medical research using fetal tissue; and Southwestern Women's Options, an abortion clinic in New Mexico.
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The agency initiated an audit of human fetal tissue acquisitions and a review to understand whether adequate alternatives exist to the use of human fetal tissue in Health and Human Services-funded research.
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Four states have recently approved so-called fetal "heartbeat" abortion laws that outlaw the procedure once a fetal heartbeat is detected, but Alabama's new bill is now the most restrictive in the country.
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Fetal tissue is used to make commonly used vaccines "Since the 1930s, fetal tissue has been a critical component of biomedical science and breakthroughs that fundamentally changed the practice of medicine," Doan said.
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Fetal tissue has already been used to produce vaccines for diseases like polio and rubella, and a panel convened by President Ronald Reagan found fetal tissue donation and research to be ethically acceptable.
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Among them were a requirement that fetal remains from an abortion or miscarriage be buried or cremated (previously, fetal remains were typically disposed of as medical waste in Indiana, according to the Atlantic).
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Courts have blocked the fetal tissue laws in those states.
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In Florida, a fetal heartbeat bill was introduced and failed.
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But assuming the fetal position is not an appropriate response.
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For me, it is sickening to sell fetal body parts.
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West Virginia introduced a fetal heartbeat bill earlier this year.
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West Virginia introduced a "fetal heartbeat" bill earlier this year.
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She undressed, laid down, and curled into a fetal position.
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The funding seeks to "accelerate research" into fetal tissue alternatives.
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I was having so much sex in the fetal position.
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The supply of fetal tissue for researchers is drying up.
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Despite fetal surgery, many children with spina bifida are incontinent.
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Alabama is among 38 states that have fetal homicide laws.
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Like 37 other states, Tennessee has a "fetal homicide" law.
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Texas is not alone in trying to mandate fetal burial.
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Would Michael be in a fetal position under his desk?
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Fetal monitoring wasn't necessary, but I asked for it anyway.
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These conditions can also reduce the possibility of fetal survival.
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She didn't recall the injection that stopped the fetal heartbeat.
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She had to remove the fetal tissue from her uterus.
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There were 54 infant and fetal skulls reported in all.
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Eight states banned fetal tissue donation or research in 2016.
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The fetal twins, for sure, but also fans et al.
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The bill makes performing an abortion illegal if an ultrasound detects a fetal heartbeat and calls for criminally punishing any abortion provider who follows through with the procedure after determining a fetal heartbeat exists.
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Subsequently, the agency initiated an audit of human fetal tissue acquisitions and a review to understand whether adequate alternatives exist to the use of human fetal tissue in Health and Human Services-funded research.
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The study notes that there is a lack of research regarding heat-related CHDs, although animal studies have found that heat exposure during early pregnancy can cause fetal cell death or severe fetal malformations.
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Fetal tissue procurement has been heavily regulated since enactment of the NIH Revitalization Act of 1993, which states that profits cannot be made in the transfer or acceptance of fetal tissue for research purposes.
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Authorities have found no fetal remains at a shuttered abortion clinic once operated by the late abortion Dr. Ulrich Klopfer whose Illinois property was found to contain more than 2,200 medically preserved fetal remains.
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Similarly, the highest maternal levels of a mixture of 11 organochlorine pesticides were associated with a 4.7mm reduction in fetal head circumference, a 3.5mm reduction in abdominal circumference and 0.6mm shorter fetal thigh bones.
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More than two years later, no concrete evidence of Planned Parenthood profiting from fetal tissue has been found, though Planned Parenthood stopped accepting financial reimbursements for the costs of providing fetal tissue for medical research.
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The studies in pregnant mice, published in the journals Nature, Cell and Cell Stem Cell, showed Zika invading brain cells in fetal mice, demonstrating convincingly that Zika can attack fetal brain tissue and cause injury.
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"The fact that some mouse strains don't show fetal disease after infection but some do allows for a study of the genes that might control the susceptibility to fetal disease," Pekosz said in an email.
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"At the end of their crusade, the conclusion was undeniable: There was no wrongdoing on behalf of fetal tissue researchers, including Advanced Bioscience Resources, or anyone else in the fetal tissue research space," said Rep.
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It has been barely three years since undercover videos released by the Center for Medical Progress rocked Washington with the exposure of the selling of baby body parts to help fuel fetal human fetal experimentation.
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I was laying in the fetal position and yelling for help.
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To be clear, preventing fetal alcohol syndrome is a very good
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Early pregnancy is when the fetal nervous system undergoes rapid development.
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It generally would ban abortions after a fetal heartbeat is detected.
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Louisiana's "fetal heartbeat" ban — also introduced by a Democrat, state Sen.
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It forbids women from getting an abortion based on fetal disability.
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Go deeper: Trump administration adds new restrictions for fetal tissue research
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The bills prohibit abortion once a fetal heartbeat can be detected.
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However, it is illegal to sell fetal tissue for a profit.
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No one yet knows if asymptomatic infections can cause fetal abnormalities.
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I'm currently sitting in a giant Ugg in the fetal position.
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Sequenom, which involved a non-invasive DNA test for fetal abnormalities.
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Some protect abortion access up to the point of fetal viability.
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Democrats say Republicans also want a ban on fetal tissue research.
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Fetal tissue can be acquired from miscarriages, ectopic pregnancies and abortions.
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Tomes says she found 303 reports linking Essure to fetal deaths.
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The signing of a six-week fetal heartbeat ban by Gov.
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Then the nurse crouched down in the fetal position and wept.
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In January, a state judge struck down Iowa's fetal heartbeat law.
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By comparison, the fetal remains provision is "quite mild," Liptak said.
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Fetal homicide laws are criminal statutes, she noted, while Roe v.
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Ms. Dunn was born with fetal alcohol syndrome and cerebral palsy.
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We see a fetal whale's heart beating near its pregnant mother's.
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We found her lying in bed in a tight fetal position.
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There are no exceptions for rape, incest or fatal fetal abnormalities.
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"I was the fetal position, lying on the bed," he said.
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The next day, they removed the fetal twin by laparoscopic surgery.
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Anti-choice lawmakers in Pennsylvania have taken recent attempts to implement fetal personhood legislation to a new extreme: A new bill moving through the state legislature would redefine fetal death to mean death at any point in pregnancy, starting at conception, and require health providers to cremate or bury all fetal remains unless the pregnant person chooses to handle disposal on their own.
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Research has identified several other possible contributors to spontaneous preterm birth: inflammation or infection in the uterus, uterine or vaginal bleeding, excessive stretching of the uterus, premature rupture of fetal membranes and maternal or fetal stress.
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This sets the stage for fetal hormonal sex, when the fetal embryonic testes or ovaries make hormones that further push the embryo's development in either a male or a female direction (depending on which hormones appear).
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Genetically, the mother is not a complete match — half the fetal genes come from its father — but she's still the ideal donor before birth, because during pregnancy the maternal and fetal immune systems are at peace.
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He has two fetal lambs growing nicely until one of them dies.
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It also would have required women to bury or cremate fetal tissue.
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These fetal heartbeat bans are unconstitutional due to Planned Parenthood v. Casey.
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Earlier this year, fetal burial legislation was signed into law in Louisiana.
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The American automobile has become a wandering womb protecting a fetal driver.
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Only affiliates in California, Oregon and Washington have fetal tissue transfer programs.
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Wade to guarantee women a constitutional right to abortion before fetal viability.
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Once cytomegalovirus enters the fetal brain, it waits for a few days.
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College kids in the fetal position crying because their candidate lost. What?
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There's really no such thing as "fetal anesthesia" in standard medical practice.
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Louisiana passed a bill banning abortions if a fetal heartbeat is detected.
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It's challenging conventional notions of embryonic and fetal viability outside the womb.
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Scientists do not yet know how the Zika virus damages fetal brains.
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In your opinion, how far away is fetal gene therapy in humans?
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"Fluid is very important in terms of fetal lung development," Flake said.
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They also argued that fetal tissue was not important for medical research.
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Tennessee legislators aren't giving up on the state's controversial "fetal assault" law.
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The law also requires fetal tissue to be disposed like human remains.
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If that fails, the fetal position is great for your lower back.
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Pence that year banning abortion based on the detection of fetal abnormalities.
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About half of miscarriages are because of abnormalities in the fetal chromosomes.
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Alabama is one of 38 U.S. states that have fetal homicide laws.
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But make no mistake, fetal protection prosecutions are not confined to Alabama.
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Fetal homicide laws are supposed to protect pregnant women, not prosecute them.
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Graduate students cannot get training grants if their research involves fetal tissue.
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Police said they received information about a "suspicious fetal death" on Sept.
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I take care of pregnant women with medical, fetal, or obstetric complications.
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When detectives arrived at the address, they found the preserved fetal remains.
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A fetal heartbeat usually can be detected around six weeks of pregnancy.
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The Texas fetal tissue regulations were more stringent than regulations in almost every other state, which typically allow aborted fetal tissue to be disposed of in a similar manner as other human tissue, according to the Guttmacher Institute.
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The Department of Health and Human Services announced last week that it will seriously restrict federal funding for fetal tissue research, ending all such work at the National Institutes of Health, canceling a multimillion-dollar contract at the University of California, San Francisco — where scientists were using fetal tissue to study H.I.V. — and subjecting any future proposals involving fetal tissue to a new layer of ethical review.
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The group cited a rigorous 2005 scientific review published in the Journal of the American Medical Association that said fetal perception of pain is unlikely before the third trimester and no studies since 2005 demonstrate fetal recognition of pain.
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The only wiggle room around this medical impossibility is a newly-available type of screening called cell-free fetal DNA testing, which uses an expectant mother's blood test to analyze fetal DNA that has naturally leaked into her sample.
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The US Surgeon General and groups like the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) and the American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology (ACOG) say that prenatal alcohol consumption can lead to fetal alcohol syndrome and other fetal alcohol spectrum disorders.
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Now, Dr. Chan said, the infection has also been linked to fetal death, slow fetal growth and injury to nerves in the developing brain, as well as to a temporary paralysis in children and adults called Guillain-Barré syndrome.
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"Whether they have fetal surgery or not, they really can do amazing things."
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She buckled into a fetal position and her hands twisted with muscle spasms.
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It is not permitted in cases of rape, incest or fatal fetal abnormality.
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Zika causes fetal brain disruption sequence, which stops the development of the brain.
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Brian Kemp this month signed into law the so-called "fetal heartbeat" bill.
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Florida's new law also beefs up the criminal penalties for selling fetal tissue.
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The political fight over fetal tissue research has reignited under the Trump administration.
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Previously, concerns about the virus were linked to fetal development and pregnant women.
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Planned Parenthood says it donates fetal tissue for research — a completely legal practice.
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I collapse into a sweaty fetal position on my mat at the end.
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The final gel model of a fetal brain after being immersed in solvent.
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For example, cell cultures currently require an animal product, called fetal bovine serum.
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Imran was arrested last May and pleaded guilty to fetal homicide in March.
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"This is all in an effort to ensure fetal well-being," she says.
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The fetal cells come back in much the same way as the mom's.
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Margaret says she didn't think twice about going through the open fetal surgery.
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" Another accused the reproductive health organization of "illegal trafficking of aborted fetal parts.
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It is not allowed in cases of rape, incest or fatal fetal abnormality.
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Please consult local laws regarding selective dismissal of any fetal development in progress.
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The companies obtained their fetal tissue from Planned Parenthood, the DA's office said.
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There is no exception for cases of rape, incest, or fatal fetal abnormality.
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"Stay fetal" has become an increasingly popular slogan among members of the CPD.
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Did she refuse to listen when you explained the concept of "fetal pain"?
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In 20163, he launched an investigation of Planned Parenthood's fetal-tissue-disposal practices.
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She'd sit on the shower floor in a fetal position, screaming and sobbing.
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Several other states in recent months have passed similar "fetal heartbeat" abortion restrictions.
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Fetal heartbeats can be detected as early as six weeks into a pregnancy.
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Brian Kemp (R) last week, bans abortion once a fetal heartbeat is detectable.
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How the phases of pregnancy and fetal development line up with abortion bans
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One bill, for example, would require fetal tissue to be cremated or buried.
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Brian Kemp (R) on Tuesday signed "fetal heartbeat" legislation to ban most abortions.
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These studies were scrutinized by the Society for Maternal-Fetal Medicine Publications Committee.
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Arthur: Actually, I did spend most of the debate in the fetal position.
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More than a dozen states have similar rules or laws for fetal remains.
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Republicans have proposed several bills to ban or severely restrict fetal tissue research.
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By comparison, the other two types of fetal cells were much less affected.
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Because there's a risk of fetal anomalies during chemotherapy, she needed an abortion.
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That bill would have required all fetal tissue to be cremated or buried.
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I don't like the ghoulish idea of fetal matter being used in medicine.
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Fetal hormones also affect brain development, producing yet another layer called brain sex.
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It also attempts to redefine the medical and legal concept of fetal viability.
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Lawyers for Planned Parenthood said the provision governing fetal remains was not rational.
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There is momentum building for fetal-heartbeat bills in Republican-dominated state legislatures.
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The first time that they saw the fetal heartbeat on ultrasound, they wept.
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I testified for the fetal-pain bill because I believe God created life.
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And Commissioner Adam Silver and his marketing team crumpled into a fetal position.
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A state judge has ruled that Iowa's "fetal heartbeat" abortion law is unconstitutional.
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She lay on the floor in the fetal position tightly clenching her arms.
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Fetal remains can also be steam disinfected before burial, according to the guideline.
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Women who wish to donate discarded fetal tissue already give careful informed consent.
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Otherwise, this committee could argue that fetal tissue use is never morally justified.
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They praised legal restrictions based on what science supposedly says about fetal pain.
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Ms. Amiri said the fetal heartbeat bill would effectively eliminate abortion in Kentucky.
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I will be on the bathroom floor in the fetal position for weeks.
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Mike DeWine signed a so-called "fetal heartbeat" law, which bans abortions after a fetal heartbeat is detected, which can come as early as the 6-week mark -- a time when some women may still not even know they are pregnant.
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During a House hearing on fetal tissue in December, neuroscientist Sally Temple testified that there's no adequate alternative for fetal tissue for many researchers, considering the tissue "is a different developmental stage, it has unique properties," according to the Associated Press.
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Read more on his comments here Federal judge permanently blocks Texas fetal burial law In a victory for abortion advocates, a federal judge on Wednesday blocked a Texas law that would require the burial or cremation of any fetal remains.
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Cirina's co-founder David Lo was the first scientist to detect free-floating fetal DNA in the blood of a pregnant woman, kicking off the push to use gene sequencing to find fetal abnormalities, and then cancer, in the blood.
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A 2016 law requires that fetal remains be buried or cremated after an abortion.
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Nor are they considering fetal development in the womb, especially brain and sexual development.
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He can also tug delicate fetal skin and guide suture needles using a grasper.
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Planned Parenthood maintains that it did not profit from the sale of fetal tissue.
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Two more ended in abortions, one after fetal tests revealed abnormalities in brain development.
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This year, lawmakers in 15 states have lined up to introduce fetal heartbeat legislation.
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Fetal cells were taken from a pregnant sheep and injected into the scrawny pope.
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That's when I'll lay in a fetal position with remorse from the night before.
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The window of greatest vulnerability is in the embryonic, fetal and early postnatal periods.
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Pollution taxes those with cardiovascular and respiratory diseases and affects neurodevelopment and fetal growth.
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The so-called heartbeat bill makes abortions illegal after a fetal heartbeat is detected.
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Anesthetic techniques currently used during fetal surgery are not directly applicable to abortion procedures.
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Brian Kemp signed legislation in May banning abortions once a fetal heartbeat is detected.
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They allege that the videos show Planned Parenthood illegally selling fetal tissue for profit.
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But they used a neural stem cell line that they'd obtained from fetal tissue.
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Ohio The law: Ohio's heartbeat bill bans abortions after a fetal heartbeat is detected.
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She led multiple congressional investigations into Planned Parenthood's use of fetal tissue for research.
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In interviews, psychiatric researchers specializing in fetal development agreed with Dr. Lipkin's pessimistic prognosis.
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States that have passed abortion restrictions: Louisiana passed a fetal heartbeat law in May.
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Two years later, Mason was born with multiple birth defects, including fetal alcohol syndrome.
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Not knowing what to do, Patel disposed of the fetal remains in a dumpster.
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Yet many fatal fetal abnormalities are not detected until around the 173-week mark.
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His administration recently banned the use of fetal tissue in government-funded medical research.
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The scientists will analyze the fetal tissue to make sure everything is developing normally.
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The same thing goes for women who consent to C-section for fetal distress.
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Modoo Technology: A wearable for monitoring fetal health, measuring heart rate and baby movements.
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Still, anti-choice groups hope that talking about fetal pain will further their agenda.
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Lo began an eight-year search for fetal DNA inside a mother's blood cells.
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The spectrum of conditions related to fetal alcohol exposure is completely preventable, experts say.
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Also her new song "Still Falling For You" has me in the fetal position.
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A fetal ultrasound also showed that the anatomy of the fetus' brain was abnormal.
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Anti-abortion groups say the decision should be easy: Eliminate all fetal-tissue funding.
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Fetal imaging, widely used for the first time in the 1970s, made an impact.
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Exceptions are made if a mother's life is threatened and for lethal fetal conditions.
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Only today do anti-abortion "extremists" threaten the use of fetal tissue in research.
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Some members have already suggested that it is time to refocus on fetal rights.
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Mike DeWine's (R) desk, that would ban abortions once a fetal heartbeat is detected.
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"I balled up into a fetal position and just kept getting hit," he said.
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I curled into the fetal position and I was sad because I was alone.
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Mercury poisoning can affect fetal growth, leading to poor brain development and impaired learning.
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I would wake up at about 1 AM doubled over in the fetal position.
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Roe and ensuing rulings say states can't impose limits on abortion before fetal viability.
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You include aborted fetal matter in the picture mocking Monsanto and government vaccination policies.
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The police reportedly found Miller curled behind a garbage dumpster in the fetal position.
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Hard cases, like the fatal fetal anomaly cases, are meant to mean rare cases.
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When Hope hears the babies, she curls into a fetal position and cries out.
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The administration has devoted $20 million toward the search for alternatives to fetal tissue.
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In it, he is curled in a fetal position; his exposed stomach is blackened.
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For much of that work, scientists say there is no substitute for fetal tissue.
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John Kasich vetoed a bill prohibiting abortions when a fetal heartbeat can be detected.
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Already, the governors of Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi and Ohio have signed fetal heartbeat bills.
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Wade, the 45-year-old Supreme Court decision that legalized abortion through fetal viability.
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Stark says the design will "feature materials and colors stemmed from a fetal universe."
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I would be curled up in a fetal position in bed, unable to move.
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"Abortion providers may face much higher expenses for dealing with fetal remains," she said.
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By storing the fetal remains on his premises, Klopfer broke Indiana law, authorities said.
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By age 1, there were far fewer immature neurons than during the fetal stage.
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Researchers had to figure out how to switch hemoglobin production to the fetal form.
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Gail: Actually, my people have assumed fetal positions under their beds for the duration.
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Arthur: He should talk about unity between Americans, whether they are cheering or fetal.
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It involved injecting newborn or fetal mice with white blood cells from unrelated mice.
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But women in Alabama are still up against the state's strict fetal homicide laws.
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The Texas fetal tissue requirements were more stringent than regulations in almost every other state, which typically allow aborted fetal tissue to be disposed of in a similar manner as other human tissue, according to the Guttmacher Institute, which monitors reproductive health laws.
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The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday refused to consider reinstating Indiana's ban on abortions performed because of fetal disability, or the sex or race of the fetus, while upholding a requirement that fetal remains be buried or cremated after the procedure is done.
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But the proposed law goes much further by prohibiting donating fetal tissue to research (even without receiving money), requiring that fetal remains be buried or cremated, and banning the commonly used form of dilation and extraction without exemptions for rape or incest cases.
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When cultivated in a dish, those Sca-1 cells formed blobs of tissue that looked more fetal than adult — a connection made possible only a few years earlier, when scientists first started describing the development of the fetal intestine in molecular terms.
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In response to various types of damage related to inflammation, then, the cells seemed to be invoking some kind of fetal memory (though the researchers are careful to point out that this doesn't represent a complete return to a fully fetal state).
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Since many women don't know they're pregnant at the six-week mark, these bans—which conservative lawmakers call "fetal heartbeat" bills, since they seek to ban abortion at the first detection of a supposed fetal heartbeat—amount to total bans on abortion.
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Legislation around the handling of fetal tissue drew national scrutiny after a series of videos purporting to show that Planned Parenthood employees illegally sold fetal remains for profit were leaked in 2015, though later investigations found no evidence to support that claim.
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In addition, Planned Parenthood no longer accepts reimbursement for its fetal tissue donation program, in order to dispel "the ludicrous idea that Planned Parenthood has any financial interest in fetal tissue donation," according to an October statement from Cecile Richards, the group's president.
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Indiana, Texas, and Louisiana tried (but ultimately failed in court) to require all fetal tissue to be cremated or buried — which was both an indirect way of banning fetal tissue donation, and a visceral appeal to treat fetuses just like born-alive infants.
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The first stage is failure to thrive: They're born very floppy, with decreased fetal activity.
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Meanwhile, Shamshirsaz, a maternal-fetal medicine specialist, wondered how the order might apply to him.
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Forty-three states restrict abortions, with some exceptions, by time or phase of fetal development.
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A fetal heartbeat bill in West Virginia was introduced in the state House in February.
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Brian Kemp signed a bill that bans abortions if a fetal heartbeat can be detected.
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Furthermore, most fetal heartbeats aren't even detectable until closer to between eight and 10 weeks.
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So I peeked my head out and seen her on fire in a fetal position.
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In Iowa, a state judge in January ruled its own "fetal heartbeat" law was unconstitutional.
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Wrap yourself into a fetal position and roll on your back for a few minutes.
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The Texas Department of State Health Services will now require fetal remains to be buried.
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Most of it makes you want to curl up in the fetal position and die.
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They found the victim on the ground, in a fetal position, behind a garbage dumpster.
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Selling fetal tissue and removing intact fetuses during abortions are already banned under federal law.
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Are you still in the fetal position, struggling to process your grief, Rick Grimes-style?
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The Trump administration eliminated funding for fetal tissue medical research by government scientists on Wednesday.
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Thank you for coming to Fetal Vision, we hope you enjoyed your experience with us!
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In some instances, patients may request a different disposition of the embryonic or fetal tissue.
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In laboratories, cells are often grown using a fetal bovine serum extracted from unborn calves.
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Insidiously, Zika can breach the placental barrier and disrupt the development of the fetal brain.
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Irman was arrested last year and pleaded guilty to fetal homicide, according to WTOP-FM .
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Similar "fetal heartbeat" abortion measures are currently being considered in Florida, South Carolina and Louisiana.
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Some days send you regressing to infantilism, rolling around your room in the fetal position.
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It's well known that our fetal skin can completely regenerate itself when injured, without scarring.
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Lo tested the mother's blood plasma for fetal DNA, and his first result was staggering.
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He stirs slowly, from a near fetal position, his paws extending outward with a stretch.
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The only type of abortion that does happen after 24 weeks is for fetal anomalies.
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The procedure is typically reserved for cases of rape, serious health issues, or fetal deformity.
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If signed, SB8 would prohibit donating fetal tissue and cord blood from abortions and miscarriages.
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The measure would stop doctors from performing an abortion after a fetal heartbeat is detected.
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These women desperately wanted their pregnancies, but learned at 20 weeks about severe fetal abnormalities.
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This is how Ohio, of all places, also just enacted a fetal-heartbeat abortion bill.
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She is a fellow in maternal-fetal medicine at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston.
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Brian Kemp (R) became the latest state leader to sign a fetal "heartbeat" abortion ban.
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A later model will be suitable for bodies, to be encapsulated in the fetal position.
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Abortion was not allowed, under the amendment, in cases of incest, rape, or fetal abnormalities.
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Democrats said that one of the fetal tissue procurement organizations in question is Stem Express.
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But forensic evidence also showed that he had been shot while in a fetal position.
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As an institution, we're not in a fetal position waiting for the sky to fall.
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Nearby on a small table, fetal abnormalities float in laboratory jars: albino octopus, rabbit, rat.
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The Texas Department of State Health Services proposed its fetal remains rules four days later.
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The so-called fetal "heartbeat" laws ban abortion before many women even know they're pregnant.
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Looking back at the fetal surgery, her subsequent months of pregnancy and Charley's birth, Mrs.
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But that effort is about as dubious as President Bush's fetal tissue bank of yore.
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Recent studies have shown evidence of Zika in amniotic fluid, placenta and fetal brain tissue.
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This leaves tons of uncertainty about how various substances affect these people and fetal development.
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Georgia is the fourth state to enact a so-called fetal heartbeat law this year.
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But they upheld part of the same law requiring burial or cremation of fetal remains.
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Brian Kemp of Georgia signed a "fetal heartbeat" bill that bans abortions after six weeks.
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He walked into the sleeping area and found Salahi lying in the fetal position, shaking.
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During the ultrasound exams, numerous fetal measurements were made, including head circumference and femur length.
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And when the eggs are gone, the ravenous fetal sharks begin consuming their smaller siblings.
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They categorized 222 first-graders with fetal alcohol spectrum disorders out of thousands who participated.
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In January, an Iowa judge struck down that state's fetal heartbeat bill, declaring it unconstitutional.
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But these other techniques are in no way full alternatives or replacements for fetal tissue.
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After all, the countless disorders fetal tissue research can impact all cross the political aisle.
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By some estimates, one quarter of children born on the reservation have fetal alcohol syndrome.
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West Nile and Powassan viruses caused fetal death in infected pregnant mice, the researchers say.
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He said he was forced into a small box and shackled in the fetal position.
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A man found in the fetal position has been drinking his urine for four days.
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The individual quilts remind me of fetal shapes, twisting, turning, and becoming in the womb.
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Remember how women can still get an abortion if they have a "lethal" fetal anomaly?
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Fathers can increase fetal alcohol risk In the case of fetal alcohol syndrome, it makes sense that women should not consume alcohol during pregnancy because it crosses the placenta and can result in low birth weight, poor coordination, delays in cognitive development and heart defects.
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The law requires fetal remains to be buried or cremated, prohibits the donation of fetal tissue to research, and bans the procedure medically known as dilation and extraction, which is one of the most common ways to end a pregnancy in the second semester.
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"A recent study presented at the Society for Maternal Fetal Medicine suggests that this is the optimal time for delivery," said Dr. Haywood Brown, a maternal-fetal medicine specialist at Duke University School of Medicine and president of the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists.
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"Taken up as a pro-choice symbol, an image of a dead woman has been, and will continue to be, read in relation to fetal images and the circulating discourses of fetal personhood these images work to mediate," Petchesky writes of the image of Santoro.
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Most recently, the court on May 28 refused to consider reinstating Indiana's ban on abortions performed because of fetal disability or the sex or race of the fetus while upholding the state's requirement that fetal remains be buried or cremated after the procedure is done.
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Georgia became the fourth state this year to ban abortion after a fetal heartbeat is detected.
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Wade, watch for the inevitable push for abortion on demand at any stage of fetal development.
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DeWine did claim — falsely, as it turned out — that Planned Parenthood improperly disposed of fetal remains.
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The agency also announced measures to limit future research involving human fetal tissue from elective abortions.
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I finished the article curled up in the fetal position around my eight-month-old daughter.
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Wade stands, states can regulate abortion (before the point of fetal viability) as they see fit.
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MRKH is congenital, which means that abnormalities form during fetal development and are present at birth.
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Some scientists worried about the change, because fetal tissue is used in a lot of research.
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Those tapes alleged that people associated with the women's healthcare organization were illegally selling fetal organs.
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The position of the placenta can also affect the intensity of fetal movements, Dr. Ribaudo says.
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Curt Bramble (an accountant), is not even based on our present-day understanding of fetal development.
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The Supreme Court on Tuesday permitted an Indiana abortion law governing the disposal of fetal remains.
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This includes the case that struck down the Indiana fetal burial law signed by then-Gov.
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The new rule will not impact privately funded research that utilizes fetal tissue from elective abortions.
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In Missouri, lawmakers recently passed legislation that would ban abortion after a fetal heartbeat is detected.
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I'd sleep that night in a fetal position, my body full of memories it couldn't forget.
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Planned Parenthood has repeatedly denied the allegations of profiting off of fetal tissue in the past.
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His enthusiasm for finding cures butts up against his crusade against using fetal tissue in research.
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"We will be seeking fetal homicide charges as well as murder charges against him," Cochran said.
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In cases of fetopelvic disproportion or fetal health emergencies, C-sections can be a lifesaving procedure.
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Fetal tissue is treated respectfully and handled in a way that protects the privacy of patients.
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We quickly see Marty in a fetal position clutching onto his wife and doing breathing exercises.
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Second, critical aspects of early fetal development aren't dependant on it being attached to the mother.
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Yet the human instinct when under fire is to turn away or to or go fetal.
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The hospital created uniform terminology for fetal heart rate patterns, and standards for how to respond.
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Goldstein said fetal tissue has unique properties and often can't be replaced with other tissue types.
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The chemicals are linked to cancer, liver and thyroid damage, and other health and fetal effects.
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Some prenatal vitamins also contain omega-3 fatty acids, which may aid in fetal brain development.
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So if we could intervene in fetal life, that may be Lorenzo's only hope of surviving.
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Planned Parenthood says it's never sold fetal organs for profit — which would be a crime. Aug.
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The placenta and by proxy, fetal growth can also be affected by a myriad of pathologies.
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Some states have started passing or proposing laws banning fetal tissue from being used in research.
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Since January, more than a dozen states have introduced abortion bans once a "fetal heartbeat," i.e.
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The Georgia Senate voted Friday to ban abortion as soon as a fetal heartbeat is detected.
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Huggett said that a fetal injury might be covered as being derivative of the mother's injury.
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The videos purported to show Planned Parenthood officials trying to negotiate prices for aborted fetal tissue.
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But a single case isn't enough to prove Zika's role in fetal brain abnormalities, she says.
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The evidence is all there: Tens of thousands of injured women and hundreds of fetal deaths.
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No fetal abnormalities were detected in any of the 16 women who tested negative for Zika.
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The Ohio Senate on Wednesday approved controversial legislation banning abortion after a fetal heartbeat is detected.
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They said it offered no definition of what, in Utah's view, legally constitutes a fetal anesthetic.
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"Fetal alcohol syndrome does not make you ask children to sleepover in your bed," McBee said.
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Lafayette maternal fetal medicine specialist, Dr. Paul Dibbs, treated Udona during her last weeks of pregnancy.
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They said the committee is stifling medical research that relies on fetal tissue by intimidating researchers.
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Reduced fetal movements are similar to chest pains — a warning sign that something could be wrong.
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The virus can attack fetal brain cells, but appears to pose little risk to most adults.
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The measure, HB 481, will bar doctors from performing abortions once a fetal heartbeat is detected.
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Some had sequins, and several were constructed using astrakhan, the fleece of newborn or fetal lambs.
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Fetal burial laws serve no medical purpose but add additional costs and regulations on abortion providers.
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In the course of the research thus far, he has diagnosed 260 cases of fetal microcephaly.
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While understanding fetal development is important, other researchers don't think that the study proves its hypothesis.
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Brian Kemp signed a bill that would ban abortions if a fetal heartbeat can be detected.
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NIH estimates that it spent $103 million in fiscal 2018on research that used human fetal tissue.
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She had fetal alcohol syndrome and had given birth to her first child as a teenager.
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Mr. Dickson had come to town with his teddy bears and fetal models seeking an ordinance.
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He refused to go to school and curled up in the fetal position on the floor.
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In the end, they force women to choose poverty or a fetal skull perforating the uterus.
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The court stressed that its decision on fetal remains was not a ruling about abortion rights.
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Republicans on the panel purport that they want to "get the facts" about fetal tissue procurement.
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But by the 1980s, it was obvious that a fetal rights amendment would not pass soon.
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He signed into law last year a ban on abortions once a fetal heartbeat is detected.
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This is true in clinical settings ranging from genetics counseling to fetal cardiology to surgical training.
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The first character we meet is Tony Loneman, a young man born with Fetal Alcohol Syndrome.
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To leave this world, you curl up, naked and fetal, in a sphere of irradiated fluid.
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Wade's prohibition on banning abortions prior to fetal viability, which occurs around 24 weeks of pregnancy.
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The UK team has been working for three years to bring the fetal surgery to Britain.
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The immediate aftermath left Chuck in the fetal position and Jimmy in the mood for champagne.
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They asked: Was there a molecular switch that flipped cells from making fetal to adult hemoglobin?
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There is not enough thymus tissue to advance science in the ways that fetal cells can.
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The state's fetal assault law expired in July 2016, and legislators declined to re-enact it.
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Said Trump, 'That proves he used to sleep like me — in a fetal position, and crying!
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Only one other state, North Dakota, has a provision banning abortion for reasons of fetal disability.
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It was designed to stop doctors from performing abortions after a fetal heartbeat can be detected.
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And in bulimia, binge-purge cycles may cause electrolyte imbalances that risk fetal loss, Gaudiani added.
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On Wednesday, the Trump administration announced that it's putting a stop to fetal-tissue research by government scientists, and placing new restrictions on academic researchers seeking grants from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) on any studies involving the use of fetal tissue, as Nature reports.
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The battle over human fetal tissue research Two months ago, the HHS did terminate a contract: one struck between the Food and Drug Administration (an agency within the HHS) and a biotech company that was slated to provide about $16,000 of human fetal tissue for federal research.
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Sanger said that by allowing the fetal remains law to stay in place, the court was giving a smaller victory to conservatives without having to dive into the broader issue, as the disposal of fetal remains takes place after a woman has already had an abortion.
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After all, heavy drinking during pregnancy can lead to fetal alcohol syndrome, birth defects, and neurological problems.
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Scientists say fetal tissue is critical for research into many complex diseases, including HIV, Alzheimer's and cancer.
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The court did allow a provision requiring clinics to bury or cremate fetal remains to take effect.
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The Johnsons alleged that Seth had previously been diagnosed with fetal alcohol syndrome and reactive attachment disorder.
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Since January, more than a dozen states have introduced bans on abortion once a "fetal heartbeat," i.e.
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One prohibits selling of fetal tissue, which is a response to a fraudulent claim to begin with.
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"Because he looks like he was grown from fetal pig tissue in a cowboy boot," I hissed.
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When it comes to abortion, attempts to stop fetal selection have been and continue to be made.
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An increasing number of those restrictions have come in the form of so-called "fetal-heartbeat" bills.
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The fetal "heartbeat" ban does not explicitly say women who terminate their pregnancies are exempt from prosecution.
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The bill makes Ohio the third state to pass a law outlawing abortions due to fetal anomalies.
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The law, which bans abortions once a fetal heartbeat is detected and was signed by Republican Gov.
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The Mississippi law includes an exception in the case of severe fetal abnormality or a medical emergency.
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On December 6th, Ohio lawmakers passed a bill banning abortions after a fetal heartbeat can be detected.
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Mr. Schaffer said he believed the misdemeanor charge stemmed from laws prohibiting offers to buy fetal tissue.
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Women must also undergo mandatory counseling and acknowledge if a fetal heartbeat was found during their examination.
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Even if I didn't have those degrees, I know there is a fetal heartbeat because I'm pregnant.
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If you prefer fetal position, you could be tough on the outside but soft on the inside.
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" These bills ban abortions as early as six weeks, when an ultrasound can detect a fetal "heartbeat.
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Accusations of wrongdoing, including allegations that Planned Parenthood sold fetal tissue for profit, have been thoroughly discredited.
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From electronic fetal monitoring to testing for gestational diabetes, we can recognize a possible cause for concern.
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The new funding requirements do not allow scientists in training to propose research that uses fetal tissue.
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However, scientists would still need fetal cells at some point to have as a comparison, he said.
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The Mississippi bill includes an exception in the case of severe fetal abnormality or a medical emergency.
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As abortion due to fatal fetal abnormality is illegal in Northern Ireland, medical staff could not help.
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Many researchers depend on donations of fetal tissue from abortion providers in order to do their work.
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While the company overall is profitable, that's in spite of fetal tissue and not because of it.
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The fetal dendritic cells responded to regular antigens in a similar manner as adult dendritic cells react.
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The time for worrying and fretting and rocking back and forth in the fetal position is over.
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It also wasn't a controlled experiment designed to prove whether or how maternal obesity influences fetal development.
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Most of the terminations at or after 21 weeks are very wanted pregnancies with serious fetal anomalies.
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Her latest research, she told me, indicates the fetal cells remain in the mother her entire life.
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However, Hayashi says he's now working on some sort of artificial reagent to replace the fetal cells.
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These same cells have been grown in laboratories for decades; no other fetal cells are in use.
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Gary R. Herbert, a Republican, has opened a new front in the heated debate over fetal pain.
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Include a call for more accessible birth control in your next report on preventing fetal alcohol syndrome.
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The use of fetal tissue for research purposes has long been a flash point in abortion politics.
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He saw her curl into a fetal position as one medic tenderly covered her with a blanket.
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The groom, 31, is the communications director for the National Organization on Fetal Alcohol Syndrome in Washington.
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Law enforcement officers found the victim on the ground, in a fetal position, behind a garbage dumpster.
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" The law made exceptions only for medical emergencies or cases in which there's a "severe fetal abnormality.
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Mr. Pence quoted a Bible verse that abortion opponents like to cite as proof of fetal personhood.
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Most seriously, last November, voters in Alabama passed a constitutional amendment establishing fetal personhood by 59 percent.
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Researchers also noted that the use of fetal tissue is subject to stringent laws and ethics standards.
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There are investments in fetal medicine, teaching and care centers — with no comparable investment in maternal health.
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"I spent the rest of the afternoon in a fetal position crying on my bed," she said.
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Marsha Blackburn's unfounded investigation into allegations that Planned Parenthood was profiting from legal donations of fetal tissue.
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The matrix stiffened — something Jensen is now hoping to show is also indicative of a fetal state.
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They also allegedly determined Seth had suffered a brain injury and was born with fetal alcohol syndrome.
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This is why Texas will require clinics or hospitals to bury or cremate human or fetal remains.
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The congressional panel's efforts will not be limited to blocking fetal tissue research, which is bad enough.
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"Again, we don't have research on the direct fetal effects of one binge drinking episode," Carusi explains.
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They suggested that Zika may persist in the fetal brain because it is an immunologically privileged site.
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House Bill 258, dubbed the "heartbeat bill," would ban abortions when doctors can detect a fetal heartbeat.
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Sequenom, a life sciences company, developed a test — heralded by the medical community — that determines fetal abnormalities.
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Texas isn't the only state to propose a fetal burial rule in the past year or so.
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These so-called "heartbeat" laws ban abortion after the point when a fetal heartbeat can be detected.
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She said she had "remained frozen in the fetal position during the entire assault," the ruling said.
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" In the end, he wrote, the "watery" environment of the womb made the fetal rabbits fish, "St.
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Stephen Curry, the Warriors' remaining scoring gaucho, did not sound inclined to crawl into a fetal position.
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Down the hallway, relatives took shifts to keep watch on Diduni, who curled in the fetal position.
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Some seek to ban abortions in early pregnancy, including Iowa's prohibition after a fetal heartbeat is detected.
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Stacey, in a loving relationship but anxious about cancer risks and fetal deformities, gets her tubes tied.
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"You cannot invest successfully," he said, "when you are crouched under your desk in a fetal position."
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The fetal origins hypothesis posits that environmental conditions before birth can affect development, health and well-being.
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Of 2,962 children evaluated, the researchers identified 222 with a fetal alcohol spectrum disorder, Dr. Chambers said.
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You can't test certain treatments without humanized mice, and you can't get humanized mice without fetal tissue.
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Fetal tissue is also necessary for the development of potential treatments for Zika virus and HIV/AIDS.
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Time passed slowly, each week measured by fetal heart rates and sonograms until the day of delivery.
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Authorities believe there were fewer than 100 fetal remains inside the car, though further investigation is needed.
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While going through Dr. Klopfer's property, the family found 2,246 medically preserved fetal remains, the release said.
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Lisa Murkowski talks about protecting children from fetal alcohol disorders, and Lamar Alexander speaks about premature babies.
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Programs for fetal alcohol syndrome get about $22015 million a year in federal funding, mostly for research.
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Searching additional fetal samples, the researchers discovered that by 22 weeks, the migration of cells had decreased.
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" Additionally, "there is insufficient evidence to draw any conclusion regarding the effects of caffeine on fetal growth.
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The gene therapy worked for him and two other adults; they are now making abundant fetal hemoglobin.
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Two years ago, undercover citizen journalists exposed Planned Parenthood's involvement in the trafficking of fetal body parts.
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Some fetal development problems or genetic anomalies do not show up or develop until later in pregnancy.
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Glycyrrhizin increases levels of cortisol, the stress hormone, which may affect development of the fetal nervous system.
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But due to ethical, legal, and fetal safety concerns, pregnant women have been excluded from treatment investigations.
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After Becker's stillbirth, police were informed about a "suspicious fetal death," Clarissa-Jan Lim reports at BuzzFeed.
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For example, critical phases of lung development begins in the fetal period and continues through the teens.
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The Supreme Court last week sent a mixed message on abortion, refusing to consider reinstating Indiana's ban on abortions performed because of fetal disability or the sex or race of the fetus while upholding the state's requirement that fetal remains be buried or cremated after the procedure is done.
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The Center for Medical Progress and anti-abortion activist David Daleiden first brought the issue of human fetal tissue sales to the forefront in 2015 by releasing a series of sting videos targeting Planned Parenthood and the fetal tissue companies, including StemExpress, Advanced Bioscience Resources and Novogenix Laboratories.
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Last year, TST members in Texas threatened to file injunctions against any enforcement of the state's new "fetal burial rule," which mandates that all fetal remains — including those from abortions — receive official burial or cremation, because such a rule violated TST's religious conviction that fetuses were not people.
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They can be used safely in pregnancy and are not known to be teratogenic [harmful to fetal development].
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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 bill would ban abortions after 6 weeks into a pregnancy, or when a fetal heartbeat is detected.
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Vinpocetine decreased fetal weight and increased the chances of a miscarriage in test animals, according to the report.
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Two House subcommittees considered alternatives to the use of fetal tissue for research at a hearing in December.
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Brian Kemp signed a bill May 213 that would ban abortions if a fetal heartbeat can be detected.
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The abnormal characteristics described by Nolan and Butte, the authors say, are consistent with normal fetal skeletal development.
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Her doctor was also required to display the image, narrate the ultrasound, and make the fetal heartbeat audible.
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Louisiana would become the fifth state to pass a fetal heartbeat ban, joining Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi and Ohio.
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First, by a vote of 7-2, the justices reversed the Seventh Circuit on the fetal-remains question.
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Most miscarriage cases begin with fetal remains, and those remains have an immediate genetic connection to the mother.
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The bill also banned abortion in cases of "disability," which meant outlawing abortion in case of fetal anomaly.
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Similarly, a British team was recently given the greenlight to modify human embryos for research into fetal development.
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"However, if gestational diabetes is poorly controlled, there can be both maternal and fetal risks," Dr. Brightman says.
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But unfortunately, "[the linea nigra] has nothing to do with fetal sex or delivery process," Dr. Roshan says.
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Tennessee first charged a woman for using drugs while pregnant under a new fetal harm law in July.
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This also explains why the virus can attack nerve cells and critical cells required for normal fetal development.
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Louisiana legislators passed a fetal heartbeat abortion bill on Wednesday and are sending the measure to Democratic Gov.
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Human fetal cells are more flexible and can be more easily grown in a culture than adult tissue.
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Some who oppose the use of fetal tissues argue that scientists should use stem cells instead, Goldstein said.
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Among the treatments currently used is a medication called hydroxyurea, which can stimulate the production of fetal hemoglobin.
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The videos, released last summer, purported to show Planned Parenthood staff discussing the illegal sale of fetal tissue.
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That's partly because those threats and political pressure are causing the supply of fetal tissue to dry up.
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After frantically getting rid of the insect, Adele curled into the fetal position in a fit of laughter.
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What we have lacked is direct proof that infection leads to fetal abnormalities and this study provides that.
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Most abortions for fetal anomalies happen before 24 weeks, but a very small percentage happen later than that.
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And the House formed a panel, chaired by Blackburn, to look into the handling of fetal tissue nationwide.
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Wade is overturned—there are no exceptions for rape, incest, or life-threatening fetal anomalies, according to ThinkProgress.
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But the World Health Organization reported yesterday that intense surveillance for fetal abnormalities are underway in other countries.
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It's a significant move because Georgia is one of the states that passed the "fetal heartbeat" abortion law.
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The panel has been investigating researchers' fetal tissue procurement practices and the ways abortion providers receive federal funding.
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Ironically, Planned Parenthood's practice of fetal harvesting proves the anti-abortion position that unborn children are human beings.
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Eventually it finishes, and we leave with a referral to a fetal medicine specialist at Holles Street hospital.
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She was strangled and shot in the back and placed in a fetal position inside a trash bag.
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Mike Pence on Thursday signed a law that bans abortions sought because of fetal abnormalities like Down syndrome.
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When pregnant women smoke, it may harm fetal brain development and lead to auditory cognitive dysfunction, Pezzoli added.
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Supporters of fetal tissue in research point to its use in developing the first polio and measles vaccines.
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Any decrease in fetal movement should prompt a phone call or visit to your health care provider immediately.
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Hagan leaned on her conservative reputation in her early messaging, touting her support for a fetal heartbeat bill.
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But because it can cross the placenta and attack fetal brain cells, it is dangerous to unborn children.
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Republicans sought to strip federal funding for the group after controversy erupted over its handling of fetal tissue.
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Brian Kemp (R) signed a "fetal heartbeat" abortion bill that will the practice around six weeks into pregnancy.
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Many have been infected with HIV/AIDS or have other illnesses, such as tuberculosis and fetal alcohol syndrome.
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"I'm troubled by the recent actions the Trump administration has taken to undermine fetal tissue research," said Rep.
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The Supreme Court today ruled on Indiana's fetal remains law -- and sent some signals about future abortion cases.
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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 law, signed in May, would ban doctors from performing most abortions once a fetal heartbeat is detected.
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Currie has seen people collapse into a fetal position on a cold tile floor until the pain passes.
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They are controversial new rules in Texas which will require abortion clinics to bury or cremate fetal remains.
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According to Texas Right to Life, the fetal-burial rules may be elevated in stature next year. Sen.
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Now I just want to curl up in the fetal position and wait for the cramps to pass.
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"My system searches the (fuller) narrative," she said, using keywords such as 'fetal death', 'stillbirth', 'stillborn' and 'miscarriage'.
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This would have prevented fetal tissue from being used in research, but it went much further than that.
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Recent studies from other countries have shown evidence of Zika in amniotic fluid, placenta and fetal brain tissue.
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The drug comes with a boxed warning flagging the risk of embryo-fetal death or severe birth defects.
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Iowa just enacted a law banning most abortions after six weeks, when a fetal heartbeat can be detected.
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Five weeks of prenatal testing gave us the grim diagnosis: multiple fetal anomalies that are incompatible with life.
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The party also wants to make it more difficult, or stop altogether, selective abortions in multi-fetal pregnancies.
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In countries where abortion is severely restricted, fetal anomalies may or may not be covered as an exception.
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I have a dog, and I listen to Donna Summer, and just cuddle her in the fetal position.
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Lawmakers in Missouri on Thursday advanced a bill that would ban abortions after a fetal heartbeat is detected.
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But the court upheld part of the same law requiring abortion providers to bury or cremate fetal remains.
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The Seventh Circuit panel had divided 2 to 1 on the part of the law concerning fetal remains.
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"Indiana claimed that it sought to treat embryonic and fetal tissue like human remains," the group's brief said.
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They will force women to carry pregnancies to term despite the detection of painful and deadly fetal anomalies.
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For my first three months in the city, I stayed in that cave, mostly in the fetal position.
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Mississippi recently banned abortion at 15 weeks, a point well before fetal viability and thus also clearly unconstitutional.
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Fetal homicide laws in some states include language specifying that they do not apply to otherwise legal abortions.
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Investigators found 2,246 fetal remains in the doctor's garage and additional ones in the trunk of his vehicle.
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Except, opponents of the federal bill say, those fetal-pain claims may not be backed up by science.
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Several fetal abnormalities only become apparent after the second trimester, an important fact conveniently left unnoted by Brooks.
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In the moral scheme of things, I don't hold fetal life and the life of a woman equally.
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"Yes" campaigners focused heavily on so-called hard cases faced by women, such as rape or fetal abnormalities.
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Its system is able to tell the difference between a fetal heart rate and a mother's heart beat.
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Credit... INUKJUAK, Quebec — The woman's moans of pain mingled with the intermittent beeping of the fetal heartbeat monitor.
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The HHS statement said the administration will push for alternatives to fetal tissue research be "funded and accelerated."
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These cells will hopefully produce fetal hemoglobin to compensate for the faulty hemoglobin in Gray's red blood cells.
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Importantly, existing regulations already carefully review all fetal cell research, ensuring that it meets a high ethical standard.
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Fetal tissue is unique, able to advance new disease treatments in ways that these other cell types cannot.
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After a CHD diagnosis, expectant parents nervously wait for me to share the results of their fetal echocardiogram.
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As part of the trial, the clinic presented evidence proving fetal viability is not possible at 15 weeks.
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The legislation would ban abortions after a fetal heartbeat is detected -- as early as six weeks into pregnancy.
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The researchers are attempting to restore a functional adult hemoglobin gene, not to restart a fetal hemoglobin gene.
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We got a copy of a letter to the Senate Judiciary Committee requesting documents about fetal tissue research.
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Some insisted that fetal viability came earlier than the 24- to 28-week time frame set in Roe.
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You don't have to worry about being in the fetal position on the sofa crying for four hours.
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Yet Sunday evenings now gave me the same fetal-position dread my book claimed to help readers avoid.
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Technically, the law would ban women from getting abortions as soon as a fetal heartbeat can be detected.
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He was already in the slave position, which is a fetal position, with your forehead on the ground.
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No clinics in Indiana even participate in fetal tissue research right now, nor do most abortion clinics nationwide.
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They allowed one portion of the law, which requires that fetal remains be buried or cremated, to stand.
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The question of how many people choose abortion after a diagnosis of fetal disability is a complex one.
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The court noted that its decision to overturn a lower court's ruling and permit the fetal remains law, which among other provisions bars the incineration of fetal remains alongside surgical byproducts, was not based on the "undue burden" test that has formed the crux of many challenges to restrictive abortion laws.
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But when we went to the maternal-fetal medicine office for what would be our last appointment, the doctor explained that there was a 24-week cut off for abortions in New York State, with no exceptions for the health of the pregnant person or in cases of fetal non-viability.
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"The report documents the failure of the Department of Justice, across multiple administrations, to enforce the law that bans the buying and selling of human fetal tissue," Grassley wrote last December when he asked the FBI and Justice Department to investigate Planned Parenthood and other abortion and fetal tissue providers.
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When Dr. Ulrich Klopfer, a suspected hoarder, died in September, his family found fetal remains stored in his home.
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Butler points out that a high-protein diet is linked to pregnancy complications, preterm delivery, and fetal health risks.
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They were immediately referred to the Center for Fetal Diagnosis and Treatment at CHOP for prenatal care and delivery.
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The NIH spent about $100 million on fetal tissue research projects last year, according to the New York Times.
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The videos purported to show Planned Parenthood representatives discussing the sale of fetal tissue and have been debunked. Rep.
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By that night the pain was becoming unbearable, and Opfer spent the night curled up in the fetal position.
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Abortion—even in cases of rape, fatal fetal abnormality, and incest—is punishable by up to 14 years' imprisonment.
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Since January, more than a dozen states have introduced "fetal heartbeat" (not truly a heartbeat, according to doctors) bans.
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He also found no evidence that the state showed Planned Parenthood altered abortions to procure fetal tissue for research.
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Under federal law, donated human fetal tissue may be used for research, but profiting from its sale is prohibited.
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The American Civil Liberties Union filed suit on Wednesday to block Ohio's fetal heartbeat bill from going into affect.
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That led Benacerraf to enter the field of radiology, where she discovered a critical fetal indicator for Down syndrome.
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The changes follow a monthslong agency review of medical research that involved fetal tissue that HHS announced in September.
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"Her surgery was quite interesting," says the pediatric surgeon, Dr. Oluyinka Olutoye, co-director of Texas Children's Fetal Center.
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Scientists do not know why or how Zika crosses the placenta and enters the fetal brain to do damage.
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They found that fertility rates decreased by 12% among women in Flint, and fetal death rates increased by 58%.
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The discovery of additional fetal remains was announced Wednesday during a news conference held by the Indiana Attorney General.
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Sherman is curled in the fetal position, barefoot and at one point, apparently grabbed one of the deputy's taser.
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Authorities also included the unborn fetus of a pregnant woman in the death toll, per state fetal homicide law.
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Baker's ruling also halts a law that would impose new restrictions on the disposal of fetal tissue from abortions.
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With twins, a pregnant mother should expect more doctors visits and ultrasounds to monitor fetal progress and mom's health.
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Studying brain development is difficult, said the study's authors, because it's hard to get ahold of fetal brain tissue.
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If mom is a heavy drinker — two or more drinks a day — there's a risk for fetal alcohol syndrome.
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Robert Gofort just introduced a bill to ban abortions in Kentucky as soon as a fetal heartbeat is detected.
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This doctor is a MFM (Maternal Fetal Medicine) specialist, because I was diagnosed with gestational diabetes at 23 weeks.
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Several lie in the fetal position on the bare metal, or on what is left of a foam mattress.
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The videos released last summer purported to show Planned Parenthood officials trying to negotiate prices for aborted fetal tissue.
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And, while it may be an unlikely scenario, a disease-contaminated batch of fetal bovine serum could spell disaster.
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Last year, he launched an investigation of the group's fetal tissue disposal practices after the CMP videos were released.
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Specialist services, additional screenings, fetal monitoring, and earlier interventions are all strongly recommended if the mother becomes pregnant again.
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Another law, in Iowa, bans abortions after a fetal heartbeat can be detected, which is usually around 6 weeks.
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That's why "women's health," not fetal life, became the most important tool for the pro-life movement after Casey.
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And the Catholic Church has long opposed abortion, including the use of aborted fetal cells in stem cell research.
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This is because a fetal heartbeat is usually detected at about six weeks, before many women know they're pregnant.
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All fetal tissue has to be cremated or buried, which has never been required in any state law before.
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The CDC has some of the world's leading experts both in diseases spread by mosquitoes and in fetal abnormalities.
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In October, the group announced that it would no longer accept any reimbursements for fetal tissue used for research.
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Brian Kemp signed the bill, HB 481, which bans abortion after a fetal heartbeat can be detected, last Tuesday.
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Planned Parenthood maintains that it does not profit from the sale of fetal tissue and only recovers its costs.
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Planned Parenthood maintains that it does not profit from the sale of fetal tissue and only recovers its cost.
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Planned Parenthood maintains that it does not profit from the sale of fetal tissue and only recovers its cost.
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The sticking point for the president has to do with the fact that fetal tissue is collected from abortions.
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Trump's new policy orders federal scientists to stop doing research with fetal tissue once their current supplies run out.
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When they arrived, they found Amanda, curled up in a ball on the floor in a fetal position, sobbing.
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The bill would ban abortion once fetal cardiac activity is detected, which can be as early as six weeks.
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It hurt so much, and I ended up on the ground in the fetal position wishing I was dead.
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A "fetal heartbeat" measure signed into law in Iowa was struck down as unconstitutional by the courts in January.
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Kim Reynolds signed legislation on Friday that prohibits doctors from performing an abortion if a fetal heartbeat is detected.
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The group has repeatedly been accused of profiting from its fetal tissue donation program, though the claims are unproven.
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Common vaccines for previously rampant diseases like polio, rabies and chicken pox were also created using fetal tissue research.
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The Georgia state Senate passed a bill on Friday that would ban abortions once a fetal heartbeat is detected.
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That injunction also sets aside a portion of the law that imposed new restrictions for disposing of fetal remains.
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The film is not remotely interested in the ethical issues surrounding fetal tissue and its use in medical research.
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Currently, Pennsylvania defines fetal death as the "expulsion or extraction" of a product of conception after 16 weeks' gestation.
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And the declaration of fetal personhood means this bill does far more than ban abortion, which is harmful enough.
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By the time it sunk in, he was literally curled up on the ground in a fetal position, crying.
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If there's fetal exposure to estrogen, that can have abnormal effects on the phallus—it could feminize the phallus.
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Currently, the U.S. Surgeon General advises against alcohol consumption during pregnancy, which is linked to fetal alcohol spectrum disorders.
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First I curl up in the fetal position and then I spring onto all fours and try to puke.
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Research from the Scientific Advisory Committee on Nutrition suggests that folic acid significantly reduces the risk of fetal abnormities.
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Neymar reacted theatrically, assuming a fetal position and writhing on his back, like a turtle flipped onto its shell.
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She is recovering, but when she hears orphaned orangutans at the center cry, she curls into the fetal position.
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It's reasonable to submit experiments involving human fetal tissue to additional scrutiny; in fact, it's long been standard practice.
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At the meeting, I was clear that police officers would "go fetal" if they weren't included in the reform.
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The N.I.H. spends about $100 million a year of its $37 billion budget on projects that involve fetal tissue.
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Fetal heartbeat legislation could prevent women from seeking an abortion before they even realize they are pregnant, she added.
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That video prompted House Republicans to form a select investigative panel that spent 15 months examining fetal tissues sale.
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It did, however, uphold the part of the law that required abortion providers to bury or cremate fetal remains.
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The rules require that all fetal remains — whether the result of miscarriage, abortion, or stillbirth — receive burial or cremation.
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The spokesperson also pointed to an HHS statement from last June detailing the administration's policy on fetal tissue research.
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Wade Supreme Court standard that abortions can't be limited before fetal viability, generally considered around 22019 weeks of pregnancy.
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It would prohibit most abortions once doctors can detect a fetal heartbeat, which occurs around six weeks of pregnancy.
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The image of IT Benjamin Buttoning his way toward the fetal position doesn't help with taking the scene seriously.
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At high levels, mercury can affect fetal brain development, and affect vision, hearing, muscle coordination and memory in adults.
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An anti-abortion activist recorded the videos to try to show that the group was illegally selling fetal tissue.
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It bans abortions after a fetal heartbeat is detected, which could come as early as six weeks into pregnancy.
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Use during pregnancy may be associated with fetal growth restriction, stillbirth, preterm birth, and neonatal intensive care unit admission.
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And even at very, very low levels of persistent organic pollutants we still saw an effect on fetal growth.
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The infant is alive only because a passageway to the lungs during fetal development remains, letting blood get through.
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But the fetal gene is turned off after a baby is born and an adult hemoglobin gene takes over.
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These other methods will unfortunately not be able to yield countless insights and benefits that fetal cells can provide.
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Doctors performing fetal surgery use anesthesia on children in the womb — just as they would with any other patient.
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These involve laws banning abortions at early stages of pregnancies, including Iowa's prohibition after a fetal heartbeat is detected.
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Pay raises are rare when businesses are in the fetal position, as they have been for the last decade.
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News, 10 states have seen bills related to fetal anomalies introduced in 2019, a marked uptick over recent years.
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She was found breathing, unresponsive with her underwear six inches away from her bare stomach curled in fetal position.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday sent a mixed message on abortion, refusing to consider reinstating Indiana's ban on abortions performed because of fetal disability or the sex or race of the fetus while upholding the state's requirement that fetal remains be buried or cremated after the procedure is done.
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The list of "grave outcomes" found in the study of pregnant women in Rio de Janeiro, published in the New England Journal of Medicine on Friday, included fetal death, calcification of the brain, placental insufficiency with low to no amniotic fluid, fetal growth restriction and central nervous system damage, including potential blindness.
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Recently visual imagery of the fetus as a separate human being has become ubiquitous, presented not only in dramatic photographs of fetal surgery, showing a tiny hand reaching outside the mother's body, but also in images of routine fetal ultrasounds, mounted on family refrigerators and passed around to friends at baby showers.
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The bill will also enact new restrictions around the disposal of fetal remains—something we've already seen occur in Ohio, Indiana, and Arkansas, all states that proposed legislation that would require women to specify whether the fetal tissue should be burned or cremated after they undergo an abortion or suffer a miscarriage.
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Twitter said the Blackburn campaign will be allowed to run the video if the flagged fetal tissue statement is removed.
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"It is for the dignified disposal of fetal remains and nothing more," Darren McCarty, representing Texas, said in opening statements.
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A Houston grand jury investigating accusations that Planned Parenthood sold fetal tissue for profit has cleared the group of wrongdoing.
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The fetal burial rule had no such justification; in fact, the words "woman" or "women" don't appear anywhere in it.
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" One woman posted at length about her experience with a fetal anomaly, and why she thinks this requirement is "cruel.
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The court decided 7-2 to uphold an Indiana law specifying requirements for disposing of fetal remains by abortion providers.
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The virus can move through the placental barrier and attack fetuses, causing birth defects, including microcephaly, or even fetal death.
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Brian Kemp signed into law a measure that will ban abortions in the state once a fetal heartbeat is detected.
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An external oxygenator fills in for the mother's placenta, allowing gas exchange of CO2 and oxygen in the fetal blood.
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"Upon closer investigation, the agent realized the bundle was a person curled up in the fetal position," the statement said.
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Goldblatt Hyatt and her husband consulted with fetal surgeons, as some babies with this syndrome could undergo surgery after birth.
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The new law would generally ban abortions after a fetal heartbeat is detected and takes effect on January 1, 2020.
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Several states including Mississippi, Ohio, Georgia, have already passed "heartbeat bills" banning abortions after a fetal heartbeat can be detected.
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However, changing adult human DNA is notoriously difficult (scientifically and legislatively), and changing fetal DNA is both tricky and controversial.
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The law bans abortions once a fetal heartbeat is detected, which can occur as early as six weeks of pregnancy.
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Brian Kemp signed into law Tuesday a measure that will ban abortions in Georgia once a fetal heartbeat is detected.
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Quitting opioids cold turkey is dangerous for the infant and could increase the risk of preterm labor or fetal death.
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Brian Kemp's signature, bans abortions after doctors detect a fetal heartbeat in the womb—about six weeks into a pregnancy.
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The National Institutes of Health will release a funding opportunity soon for research into a potential replacement for fetal tissue.
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But the tiny skeleton inside the adult reptile is fossilized in the canonical fetal position — curled up and facing forward.
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