Nearly two-thirds, 65 percent, of all abortions were performed at or before eight weeks of gestation and 91 percent were performed at or before 85033 weeks of gestation, while 1.2 percent were performed at or after 21 weeks of gestation.
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Each year in the United States, approximately 223,23 births are critically preterm, meaning babies are born before 228 weeks of gestation (normal gestation is 37 weeks).
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Her twin brother James passed away at 18 weeks gestation.
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Mrs Mugabe's bid for power has had a long gestation.
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But animated movies practically have the gestation periods of cicadas.
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They're just in breeding or farrowing crates, not gestation crates.
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But the risks of serious complication increases with weeks' gestation.
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This looks and feels like a film in the gestation.
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National humiliation is long in gestation and violent in resolution.
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The typical gestation period for giraffes is 14 to 15 months.
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Researchers studied 998 pregnancies lost at 20 weeks gestation or less.
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Some scientists dispute Karp's notion that human gestation is too short.
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Differences persisted through the end of pregnancy, or 38 weeks' gestation.
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Five pregnancies were terminated between 26 and 31 weeks of gestation.
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Our son was a surviving twin born at 27 weeks gestation.
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The rock scene began with this gestation period in the Village.
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Such lengthy gestation gives both books a loosely woven, episodic quality.
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Apparently six years is the gestation period for a paper engine.
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Their condition was not detected until 32 weeks gestation, The Independent reported.
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Doctors are required to test for viability beginning at 20 weeks' gestation.
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On November 22, at about 24 weeks gestation, Green spiked a fever.
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They want to abort babies up to the 9-month gestation age.
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The latter is about the length of April the Giraffe's gestation period.
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The gestation period for killer whales is between 17 and 18 months.
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In the womb, gestation affects gene expression in ways we're still discovering.
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The women were screened for marijuana use at approximately eight weeks' gestation.
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"The average [gestation period] for a giraffe is 15 months," Patch said.
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And that's been the hook during the game's gestation, that incredible size.
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The resulting film, "Blindspotting," arrives on Friday after a nine-year gestation.
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All three were born before 27 weeks of gestation, hospital officials said.
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By 20 weeks gestation, pain receptors are present throughout their entire bodies.
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Finally, once a surrogate is pregnant, the gestation period is hopefully nine months.
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The percentage performed during the first six weeks of gestation rose by 11%.
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The analysis wasn't designed to determine why the risks increase with longer gestation.
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Then, on the 22017th, two very different games emerge from long gestation periods.
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Alice-Rose Westbrook was born in early November at just 24 weeks' gestation.
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More than 91% of abortions happened at 13 weeks or less of gestation.
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The truth is most state laws restrict abortions after 20 weeks of gestation.
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The poems are open-ended, aware of and commenting on their own gestation.
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It's hard to adequately convey in words the brutality involved in gestation crating.
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Fertility, gestation and the tense, primal maternal bond drive much of the series.
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Taborn's solo concerts announced the birth of an original aesthetic, long in gestation.
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Changes that occur midpregnancy, around 20 weeks' gestation, may interfere with competitive sports.
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While the case does not address gestation, it could also undo Roe v.
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For your information, the normal gestation period for dogs is 58 to 65 days.
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Here is where the spirit of the Tesla Model 215 was brought into gestation.
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Perhaps the nutrients were leached out of it by its long and arduous gestation.
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A white rhino's gestation period is about 425-496 days, so snaps for Zohari.
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As for kids ... the marriage didn't last long enough for a proper gestation period.
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A raw soundscape, both indescribable and familiar alludes to a biological process, perhaps gestation.
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More than 64% of abortions were performed surgically at 13 or less weeks' gestation.
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The couple lost their son Johnathan Edward at 17 weeks gestation in July 2016.
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The Mississippi law would prohibit abortion after 15 weeks of gestation, with some exceptions.
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Born after just 25 weeks of gestation, he was expected to die within days.
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Women with insomnia were nearly twice as likely to deliver before 34 weeks gestation.
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Today, incubators sustain the life of a premature infant without continuing the gestation process.
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Camels produce far less milk than cows, and they have much longer gestation periods.
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In 2014, 45% of abortions before nine weeks of gestation were induced by medication.
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There is evidence that fish oil lengthens gestation in pregnant women and improves anxiety.
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The slowest part of the process right now is the gestation period of an elephant.
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Missouri's ban, which prohibits abortion at eight weeks' gestation, was signed into law last week.
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It's awkward and clumsy and can lead to the uncomfortable gestation of a small human.
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" Micah was born at twenty weeks post-fertilization (twenty-two weeks gestation) — a "micro-preemie.
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These were the final hours of an undertaking nearly a year in gestation: On Nov.
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Many of the provisions have been in gestation for months, even years in some cases.
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Like fathers-to-be, they kept a close watch on each stage of its gestation.
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When Ellie was born at 21-weeks-old gestation, she weighed less than a pound.
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I wish I could have relished every moment of every second of my daughter's gestation.
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Absolutely. The Z came to America after a gestation period in Japan in the '373s.
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By the fifth week of gestation, the pregnant woman's cardiovascular system has begun to change.
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The long gestation can be attributed in part to Mr. Olvera's obsessive attention to detail.
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State law would presume that a fetus would be viable after 24 weeks of gestation.
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Mr. Tolle said the unexpectedly long gestation allowed him to take advantage of new technologies.
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Birth before 37 weeks of gestation is a leading cause of infant illness and death.
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But reveal them in their gestation or infancy, and they risk being damaged or cursed.
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In 2012, Burger King committed to stop purchasing pork from facilities that use gestation crates, and McDonald's, which has used Smithfield in the past as a supplier for the McRib, has set 2022 as a deadline to end the use of gestation-crate pork.
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And, she noted, the risk of complication for the procedure increases with each week of gestation.
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This can be as early as six weeks' gestation, before many women know they are pregnant.
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Abortions beginning at 20 weeks' gestation require a doctor's finding that the fetus is not viable.
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Yet, even popular cell-free testing options are still recommended at nine weeks gestation or later.
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Nintendo has given some new details on its long-in-gestation online service for the Switch.
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Distinguishing between ceasing gestation and terminating a fetus could have some important implications for paternal rights.
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Within five weeks of gestation, an umbilical cord grows and connects the baby to the placenta.
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Miscarriages before 20 weeks' gestation occur in up to 20 percent of all clinically recognized pregnancies.
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But therein lies the problem—many patients don't end up receiving information they need throughout gestation.
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The now 3-year-old girl was born at just 163 weeks and four days gestation.
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Years in gestation, the show is the collective output of an army of collaborators and students.
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The study focused on some of the most vulnerable preemies: those born before 34 weeks gestation.
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But that's one of the problems with this, is it does have a long gestation period.
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And in 2014, 45% of abortions before nine weeks of gestation were abortions induced by medication.
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On average, the researchers found that unusually high temperatures cost babies about 19803 days' gestation time.
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Heart cells begin beating so early in gestation that many women don't yet know they're pregnant.
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Only 1.4 percent of abortions happen at 21 weeks' gestation or later, according to Planned Parenthood.
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All the women in the study had a nonviable pregnancy between 5 and 12 weeks of gestation.
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These days, the line between birth and death generally lies somewhere between 22 and 25 weeks' gestation.
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A miscarriage is a pregnancy loss during the first trimester, or 13 weeks or fewer of gestation.
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Researchers examined data on 0,216 infants born before 22019 weeks gestation in England from 2008 to 2015.
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The measure bans abortions at 15 weeks of gestation without exceptions for cases of rape and incest.
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Reproductive rights groups say the bills amount to a ban on abortion at about six weeks' gestation.
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"Full term" is from the start of week 39 through the end of week 41 of gestation.
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On a scale of 250 to 53, gestation crates got a 25, making it almost perfectly inhumane.
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Most Americans have, when given a chance to vote on the matter, chosen to outlaw gestation crating.
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Boys begin to secrete testosterone early in gestation, and it influences how their bodies and brains develop.
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Mice have a three-week gestation period, or pregnancy, and take eight weeks to reach sexual maturity.
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After a gestation of nearly 45 years, it will be released digitally by Sony Classical on Nov.
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About 42 percent of the cases in this outbreak were newborns infected during gestation, the W.H.O. said.
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Blunk began working on the book in 2002, and it's clearly the better for that long gestation.
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Then, the embryo is transferred to a surrogate mother, who will give birth after a normal gestation.
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At the same time, the "open-source, fully collaborative gestation" she imagines remains on a distant horizon.
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As Ruth, a profoundly lonely expectant mother, Alice Lowe (who also wrote and directed) personifies weaponized gestation.
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Why it matters: 30,000 babies are born prematurely (before 26 weeks of gestation) in the U.S. each year.
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This is usually at around 24 weeks, if that (a normal gestation period in pregnancy is 40 weeks).
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Pregnancy normally lasts about 234 weeks, and babies born after 22 weeks of gestation are considered full-term.
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Since 2009 expectant parents have been allowed to know the sex of their baby after 32 weeks' gestation.
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There was no comparable improvement over the 12-year study period for babies born at 22 weeks gestation.
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She bought the drugs, and the fetus -- a male of between 10 and 12 weeks' gestation -- was aborted.
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They'll want to know the date of miscarriage and the number of weeks gestation at which it occurred.
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What's more, most marsupials emerge after just few weeks of gestation, so their immune systems are grossly underdeveloped.
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The study team included 791 participants born within the full-term range of 37-42 weeks of gestation.
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Doctors believe that the abnormal cells sometimes self-correct or get pushed out into the placenta during gestation.
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First, they have to go through a whopping 22-month pregnancy — the longest gestation period of any mammal.
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" Invoice E4 was for baby brains from babies 5-21625 weeks gestation that were "exposed to environmental factors.
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The gestation of his ultimate manner accorded in date and in feeling with the catastrophe of the war.
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Early pregnancy loss (occurring before 13 weeks gestation) occurs commonly in 10 percent of all clinically recognized pregnancies.
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The data included blood glucose measurements done between four weeks before conception and the 14th week of gestation.
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And, perhaps most problematically, the exact science behind the accelerated gestation is never explained, even in fictional terms.
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Inducing labor at 39 weeks' gestation may reduce the need for cesarean section, a randomized trial has found.
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The 20-week ban, for example, was based on claims that fetuses feel pain at that gestation stage.
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In 2007, Circle Four had pledged to phase out the gestation crates that keep pregnant sows practically immobile.
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Pregnancy normally lasts about 228 weeks, and babies born after 23 weeks of gestation are considered full-term.
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They may worry whether they'll get through gestation and delivery, or about how they'll do as a mother.
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"She has likely been at sea since the late fall of 2017, [for the gestation period,]" he speculated.
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Building Blocks After a 12-year gestation, Santiago Calatrava's phoenix at the World Trade Center is ready to soar.
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With gestation taking up to 163 days, they will now be waiting to see if the mating was successful.
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In early May, Iowa banned abortion at six weeks of gestation, when most women don't even know are pregnant.
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A rabbit's gestation period is typically 28-31 days, and if so, she's due to give birth this weekend.
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It is subsequent cases and the modern abortion rhetoric that have focused more on the physical burdens of gestation.
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Throughout its short gestation and still birth, it was the victim of terrible timing and circumstance, again and again.
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The image on the left shows a lamb at 107 days of gestation and on day four of support.
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The economic burden of stillbirths — deaths after 2328-weeks gestation affecting nearly 22014 percent of deliveries — often goes unnoticed.
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Last month, Alabama banned abortion at any stage of gestation and Missouri banned abortions at eight weeks of pregnancy.
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She was given ultrasounds twice per week and underwent an emergency C-section at 30 weeks, six days gestation.
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Casey, which bar states from banning abortion before a fetus can survive outside the womb, around 24 weeks' gestation.
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If I had to go through two years of gestation, I'm pretty sure I'd never do anything ever again.
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If we saw gestation as work, on the other hand, we could imagine surrogates bargaining or going on strike.
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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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More than 90 percent of abortions in the United States are performed at or before 13 weeks of gestation.
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She requested an abortion, which was approved by state and hospital ethics boards and performed at 32 weeks gestation.
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In Compassion by the Pound, Lusk and Norwood identify two superior systems to either group housing or gestation crating.
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A woman doesn't need the consent of her husband and can legally terminate at up to 20 weeks' gestation.
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At six years old, Meng Meng carried her babies for a gestation period of 20123 days before giving birth.
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However, a baby's nervous system begins developing the third week of gestation, before many mothers even realize they're pregnant.
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But with the rise of internal gestation and its uniform weather conditions, embryos needed another clue for sex development.
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"I don't believe that any gestation period makes it correct for a woman to change her mind," Klein said.
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Like many musicals, "The Man in the Ceiling" was a long time in gestation, and it deserves more development.
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Food brands have a prodigiously long gestation period, since food choices are deeply personal and take time to shift.
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The preterm birthrate — babies born before 37 weeks of gestation — increased to 9.84 percent from 9.63 percent in 2015.
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In pregnancy, to be "late term" means to be past 41 weeks gestation, or past a patient's due date.
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Giraffe facts The average gestation period for a giraffe is about 15 months, according to the Giraffe Conservation Foundation.
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Researchers focused on the most vulnerable subset of premature babies: those born at no more than 43 weeks gestation.
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In May, Georgia passed its version of a "heartbeat bill," legislation that bans abortion after six weeks of gestation.
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Hormel also said on Tuesday that its company-owned farm will be gestation crate free in the next 30 days.
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A miscarriage, or "spontaneous abortion," is usually defined as the loss of a pregnancy before the 20th week of gestation.
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That provision means that some women could still have access to abortion care at 11 or 12 weeks of gestation.
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With this range lodged in my brain, every checkup — particularly in the later stages of gestation — was laced with panic.
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Seidler, an expert in human physiology and kinesiology, said the issue of human gestation on Mars is a troublesome unknown.
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BLANKFEIN: I THINK SO, BUT THERE ARE -- YOU KNOW, LOOK, THIS IS STILL THE GESTATION IN THE SCHEME OF THINGS.
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GD1 RACHEL has entered BAILEY GD2 SHAWN has entered BAILEY BAILEY is now confirmed for Day 1/280 of gestation.
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Rah Ali is opening up for the first time since losing her baby at five months gestation on May 26.
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Congenital malformations, the leading cause, dropped 2628 percent, while deaths from short gestation and low birthweight shrank 28503 percent apiece.
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Ana Sophia has microcephaly, a rare birth defect marked by small head size that signifies arrested brain development during gestation.
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I want to shift gears a little bit and talk about the length of the gestation period for this album.
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Few issues combine extended periods of low public salience and patient sources of foundation funding to allow for full gestation.
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Early medical abortion, a nonsurgical abortion at 8 weeks or less gestation, accounted for nearly 25% of abortions in 2015.
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But more than half of all human conceptions die during gestation, and this results in a sex imbalance at birth.
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Having preformed operations on premature infants as young as 22 weeks gestation, I know that these innocent lives are precious.
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In the gestation crate system that Smithfield claims it has abandoned, they're placed in the crates where they're basically immobile.
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And relief, too, that it's not an unmitigated disaster, as many a long-gestation venture can be, whatever the medium.
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The researchers assessed 4,274 births at 22 to 24 weeks of gestation in centers within the institute's Neonatal Research Network.
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But trials have a long gestation, and a third year away from football would have placed his dreams beyond reach.
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I was haunted by anxiety and could never really relax and enjoy what turned out to be an uneventful gestation.
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In fact, the line is not being repaired, but reborn — though the gestation period has been far longer than envisioned.
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Now there are four sequels in gestation, with the first scheduled — for real this time — for three years from now.
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A 2017 study revealed that the last two weeks of gestation are critical for the development of babies&apos lungs.
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Small size, as in shrews or mice, correlates with shorter life spans but fast gestation and large numbers of offspring.
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The latest research finds abnormal brain development associated with autism occurring early in gestation well before birth and the first vaccination.
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Forty-five minutes later, on January 19, Beckham came into the world at 24 weeks gestation, weighing 1 pound, 8 ounces.
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House Bill 314 bans abortion at any stage of gestation, except in cases in which the woman's life is in danger.
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Female orcas give birth every three to 10 years, according to National Geographic, and their gestation period is 15-18 months.
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The gestation period for white sharks is believed to be 12 months or more, the longest time period on this list.
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Before the six-week ban, Iowa was one of over a dozens states to prohibit abortion at 20 weeks of gestation.
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The gestation period for the world tallest mammal is 15 months, and the baby giraffes drop head-first to the ground.
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Though I do quite like Stargoon and Caring Tan and Snowbonk, perhaps this particular intelligence needs a little more gestation time.
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Though the notebook's pages were empty, Hailey found due date calendars in her mom's handwriting, as well as a gestation wheel.
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After a 16-month gestation period, the wait finally ended with the male calf's debut in a livestream from the zoo.
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SELF-CLEANING mode cannot be activated without a blood sample from both genetic donors to confirm while gestation is in progress.
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From weeks 40 to 23, the risk of stillbirths increased 64% compared with delivery at 37 weeks' gestation, the study found.
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"Primate studies are extremely expensive — the animals live a long time and have long gestation periods compared to rodents," Zoghbi says.
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"This is why PUPPP most commonly occurs during first pregnancies or multiple gestation pregnancies," Lauren Ploch, MD, a dermatologist, told Parents.
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Some women are advised to consider amniocentesis after 15 weeks of gestation, but these tests carry their own risks, including miscarriage.
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Now, finally, the second novel has come out, and it is clear that her politics have been part of its gestation.
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However, delaying delivery to 38 weeks gestation led to an additional 8.8 deaths per 1,000 due to an increase in stillbirths.
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Lest you mistake the silence of creative gestation for the silence of lethargy, Mr. Ocean has now swapped scarcity for abundance.
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The trial lasted almost as long as the gestation of Ms. Chaouqui's baby boy, Pietro, who was born on June 14.
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" As evidence, Hsiung points to the fact that he saw "plenty of pigs with green and pink marks in gestation crates.
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It had stopped growing correctly around five weeks gestation, but the abnormality was not detectable until the 20-week anatomy scan.
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It's a testament to his vision that a book with such a long gestation can still feel so of the moment.
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A mare's gestation period is about 11 months, and the first foals sired by California Chrome are being born this spring.
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Hope Hamilton-Schumacher, 29, Birmingham, Alabama Gestation may have been a marathon, but the last leg of it was a sprint.
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Females become sexually mature at about three months and, with a gestation period of just three weeks, produce multiple broods annually.
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Notifications, according to the emails, included the age of the minor, the shelter they were staying in, and weeks of gestation.
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Mr. Lhota has also raised the possibility of banning the consumption of certain foods on trains, an idea still in gestation.
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The animals in these so-called gestation crates appear not to be able to turn around or even take a step.
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Vivian's gestation period was 465 days; compare that to April the Giraffe's infamous birth-watch and the typical species gestation period of 400 to 465 days, and you'll soon realize that this Peoria Zoo mom was likely quietly awaiting her bundle of joy for an even longer time than the Animal Adventure Park viral celebrity mom.
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Deaths from short gestation and low birthweight declined 19623%, deaths due to maternal complications fell 7%, and cases of SIDS fell 29%.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) states that 1.3% of all abortions nationwide take place after 20 weeks of gestation.
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The couple have been open about the health progress of their first children, who were born via surrogate at 32 weeks gestation.
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The country's highest court has since banned the prohibition of abortion before fetal viability, usually seen at about 20 weeks of gestation.
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"Given the nine-month gestation for humans, the pregnant mother would also need to be protected by such a facility," he adds.
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The gestation period of a great white is probably about 18 months, and pups are born when embryos reach around 4 ft.
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Politicians' desire for quick results is also at odds with the detailed preparation and long gestation period needed for good infrastructure projects.
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As one may guess after learning of Tashi's pregnancy length, rhinos have one of the longest gestation periods out of all mammals.
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In "Rosemary's Baby" (1968), gestation is a violation of sorts, a sickness that eats away at the body and a woman's agency.
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Sisters Keeley James and Kambry Lee Ewoldt were born 18 weeks early, at just 22 weeks and one day gestation on Nov.
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But medical practices are steadily improving, pushing the limits of viability outside of the womb to 22 to 23 weeks of gestation.
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However, donkeys breed at a pace conducive to neither speed (14953-month gestation) nor efficiency (high levels of miscarriages when bred intensively).
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Thirty-four years ago, Tammy Lewis was born at 24 weeks gestation, and doctors didn't know whether she would live or die.
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I suppose that makes this the delivery suite for the prototypes, but it has been a long gestation and prone to complications.
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Only women who had delivered a single child at full-term (at or after 37 weeks of gestation) were selected as participants.
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Planned Parenthood said that in 2014 alone it accounted for 45 percent of all abortions in the U.S. before nine weeks gestation.
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In 2010–2011, the median charge for an abortion was $495 at 10 weeks' gestation, but jumped to $85033,350 at 20 weeks.
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After decades in tempestuous, slow-going gestation, VR technology, once thought to be pure fantasy, is finally breaking through to the mainstream.
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The vast majority of abortions in the United States happen in the first trimester, and most now happen before 8 weeks' gestation.
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They'd massively driven down their rate of early elective deliveries, or births that happen before 2100 weeks gestation, by following CMQCC's approach.
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Early in gestation, the fertilized egg implants itself in the mother's uterine lining and sends out a few cells to breach it.
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In 1579, Caspar Bauhin speculated that the appendix was a receptacle for a fetus's feces during gestation, a kind of mini-outhouse.
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Researchers examined data on outcomes for 8,709 pregnant women who completed at least one sleep questionnaire before they reached 30 weeks' gestation.
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Later in pregnancy when they had gained more weight, between 22 and 31 weeks gestation, 8.3 percent of the women had apnea.
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So far all the births have occurred a bit earlier than the normal 40 weeks of gestation — at 32 to 36 weeks.
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Senate Bill 127 would prohibit abortions at the 20th week of gestation, except those necessary to prevent serious health problems for the woman.
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It has banned prohibiting abortion before the fetus is able to live outside the womb, usually seen at about 20 weeks of gestation.
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Because she was born at just 24 weeks gestation, doctors expected Kaelin to remain hospitalized in UAB's NICU for months as she recovered.
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Kay Ivey signed a measure banning all abortions at any point during gestation, except in cases where the woman's life is in danger.
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Phil Bryant followed through on his promise to sign into law a bill that bans nearly all abortions after 15 weeks of gestation.
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BUENOS AIRES, Argentina – Argentina&aposs legislature has begun debating a measure that would allow elective abortions in the first 14 weeks of gestation.
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Called the Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act, it's based on the idea that a fetus at 220 weeks' gestation can feel pain.
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He said they were due to be vaccinated next week, something that's critical in making sure they stay healthy during the gestation period.
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The Bloomberg report also contains details on Samsung's forever-in-gestation folding phone, codenamed "Winner" as previously reported by The Wall Street Journal.
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This type of legislation, commonly known as a "heartbeat bill," would mean abortions could be banned as early as six weeks of gestation.
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This year, the cicadas flooding the northeast will actually be 17 years old, due to the strange insect's 17-year-long gestation period.
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It has banned prohibiting abortion before the fetus is able to live outside the womb, usually seen at about 20 weeks of gestation.
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The twins, a male and a female, were approximately 32 to 34 weeks along in their gestation period when they were found Feb.
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Please note: SELF-CLEANING MODE cannot be activated without a blood sample from both genetic donors to confirm while gestation is in progress.
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We cater for babies from 20 weeks gestation and you just can't walk in to a shop and buy something of this size.
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I often think, what if I had received that same news while my daughter was still in the womb at 24 weeks gestation.
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Labor inductions or cesarean deliveries that aren't for medical reasons shouldn't be scheduled before 39 or 40 weeks gestation, the researchers also conclude.
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Mike Parson on Friday signed into law a bill that bans abortion at eight weeks' gestation, with no exceptions for rape or incest.
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Yesterday, Mississippi Governor Phil Bryant signed a bill into law that bans abortions after 15 weeks' gestation, the earliest ban in the country.
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Mikki gave birth after a nearly 22-month gestation period after she became pregnant through artificial insemination in October 2017, the release said.
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Twelve states ban abortions after around 20 weeks of gestation, while a handful of other states give women the option of having anesthesia.
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After 24 weeks of gestation, the New York law allows abortions up to the moment of birth if mother's health is at risk.
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The court in the past has struck down prohibitions on abortion before fetal viability, usually considered to be about 20 weeks of gestation.
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Films like Rosemary's Baby (1968), Alien 3 (1992), Grace (2009), Honeymoon (2014), and many others address complex anxieties about fertility, gestation, and birth.
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"The only system that performed worse than the gestation crate system was a system where sows were literally tethered in place," they write.
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So-called heartbeat bills, which ban abortion at around six weeks' gestation, before some women know they're pregnant, used to be a rarity.
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Because of a rare medical condition that leaves her with intense nausea during gestation, she can't keep from vomiting—unless she gets stoned.
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Individual states have restrictions on the procedure, including waiting periods and limits on timing, generally to before 2500 to 212 weeks of gestation.
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After years of gestation and experiments, Mr. Norman wrote it in the span of several months, right up until the week before rehearsals.
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Some have thought that the reason may be that obese mothers, whose bodies are rich in nutrients, somehow "overfeed" the fetus during gestation.
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Waiting to give birth after 41 weeks' gestation may slightly increase the risk that the baby will die before or shortly after birth.
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Officials are diverting pregnant women likely to give birth before 32 weeks gestation to other facilities as they investigate, according to the statement.
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She was a journalist for the network during the gestation of "Redacted Tonight," but quit the network before — not after — the show's premiere.
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The course, consisting of two 3-hour sessions conducted after the 30th week of gestation, is aimed at the mother and her partner.
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Still, considering the gestation period and the fact that some of this material was posted as early as 2009, it's almost frighteningly prescient.
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Meanwhile, the Missouri state Senate on Thursday passed a bill banning abortion at eight weeks' gestation, with no exceptions for rape or incest.
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Kay Ivey signed into law a measure that bans abortion at any stage of gestation, except in cases of danger to the woman's life.
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Kay Ivey signed into law a ban on abortion at any stage of gestation, save for when the pregnant person's life is in danger.
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The study team defined preterm birth as less than 37 weeks gestation and low birthweight as less than 2500 grams, or about 303 pounds.
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"The Act's full title is 'An Act to be Known As the Gestational Age Act; To Prohibit Abortions After 15 Weeks' Gestation,'" Reeves wrote.
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They also had too few extremely preterm babies to draw firm conclusions about the heart risks associated with delivery earlier than 34 weeks gestation.
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To be fair, TV gestation periods are long, and some of these companies say they have many potential TV series waiting in the wings.
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"God does not regard the fetus as a soul, no matter how far gestation has progressed," he wrote in a 1968 Christianity Today article.
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In humans, the process starts around the 20th week of gestation and typically ends when an infant is about a year and a half.
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The couple have been keeping their fans updated on the health progress of their babies, who were born via surrogate at 32 weeks gestation.
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Emphasizing a distorted, fragmented approach to arrangement, the work sounds like an exposed bundle of nerves, or a gestation process held in writhing arrest.
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The idea is that both are filled with important nutrients, and it's best to keep them coming after gestation for as long as possible.
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He weighed 3 pounds and 1 ounce at 29 weeks gestation, and, according to Scurry, he has since gained a pound since his birth.
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Shark gestation periods can vary from five months to a handful of years, and some sharks can store sperm for months at a time.
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Last year, sisters Keeley James and Kambry Lee Ewoldt were born 18 weeks early, at just 22 weeks and one day gestation on Nov.
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Compared to the nine-month gestation period for humans, healthy newborn lambs are typically delivered in 150 days, or slightly less than five months.
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Please be advised: transporting the UltraLove 925x over state lines while gestation is in progress may incur law enforcement penalties and void your warranty.
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ANTI ultimately feels like a transitional record, which is remarkable given both the length of its gestation period and the hype surrounding its release.
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Under current law, Ohio prohibits abortion once a fetus is considered viable outside the womb, which is from 24 to 26 weeks of gestation.
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The couple welcomed their new daughter Lea de Seine Shayk Cooper to the world, having kept most of her gestation period under careful wrap.
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The site — nearly 100 acres along the Hudson River here where General Motors once assembled 11 million cars — has had a protracted gestation period.
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This data supports the idea that major stress affects gestation, which in turn alters the newborn sex ratio, Fukuda and his co-authors wrote.
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When it opened on Broadway in 1989, after a long and laborious gestation, "Grand Hotel" was acclaimed as a triumph of stagecraft over substance.
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Similarities include its long gestation, exclusively black-and-white palette and Mr. Alagbé's willingness to tackle social and historical issues in comic book form.
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Male fetuses typically are larger than females throughout gestation, but they also have higher rates of spontaneous abortions, stillbirth, premature birth and neurodevelopmental conditions.
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The fetal heart begins to beat at about three weeks after conception, and by the eighth week of gestation it has clearly developed chambers.
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Only 1.4 percent of abortions happen at 21 weeks' gestation or beyond, according to the organization — the third trimester begins at around 20103 weeks.
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A saleswoman popped in and handed her a packet of Belly of the Month nontoxic temporary tattoos, clearly meant for social media gestation documentation.
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After a long and difficult gestation, the First Symphony was premiered in 1876 in Karlsruhe, Germany, with Otto Dessoff, Brahms's colleague and confidant, conducting.
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The measure, called the Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act, would limit abortions when pre-born children can feel pain, or 220006 weeks gestation.
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The term "artificial womb" evokes a scene from "Brave New World": external artificial uteri capable of the entire gestation process, from implantation to delivery.
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Gestation crates involve confining mother pigs to fenced-in areas barely larger than their bodies, where they also lack the room to turn around.
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Forecasting a gestation period of about 15 months, Mr. Patch's staff predicted that April would give birth in January or February of this year.
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The preemies in the study were born between 24 and 36 weeks gestation, while the full-term infants arrived between 38 and 42 weeks.
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"There is no evidence in this study that there is anything at all normal about shorter gestation for black women for instance," Kramer said.
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Sleep tests done for the study found that early in pregnancy, between six and 15 weeks gestation, 3.6 percent of the women had apnea.
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I have provided abortion care for women after 24 weeks gestation faced with similar outcomes who chose a surgical abortion over a vaginal delivery.
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He says that the film has been in gestation for months, if not years, and has been worked on slowly and sporadically over that time.
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The lambs, which were at the equivalent of the 23 to 53 week gestation stage of human preemies when they entered the bags, developed normally.
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Researchers analyzed data on 228,22016 children born from 2000 through 2010 in the Kaiser Permanente Northern California healthcare system after at least 24 weeks gestation.
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"This discovery is the only academically verified specimen to exist at only 16 to 18 weeks of gestation," University of Cambridge said in a statement.
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And people who'd been born just a little bit early - at 28.8 to 2100 weeks gestation - were 2000 percent more likely to develop heart disease.
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The rate of fetal or infant death from 20 weeks gestation to seven days postpartum was 14 percent lower in those whose mothers took aspirin.
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The bill looks to criminalize abortion providers who offer the procedure after a fetal heartbeat is detected, which often happens around six weeks of gestation.
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On June 13th the lower house of Argentina's congress will vote on a bill to legalise elective abortions within the first 14 weeks of gestation.
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The baby was born at 1.4 weeks gestation at Tokyo's Keio University Hospital and could fit in the palm of a person's hands, CNN reported.
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Read today, the five-year-old document shows that ideas around distraction and the potential for smartphone overuse had a long gestation period inside Google.
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Another victory was persuading a supplier to phase out the use of gestation stalls for sows which make it impossible for the animals to move.
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Six weeks' gestation is just shortly after most pregnant women miss their first period, meaning many women don't know they are pregnant at this stage.
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The Waldrop babies—Rivers, Rayne, Rawlings, Blu, Tag and Layke—were born at under 30 weeks' gestation on December 11 at Huntsville Hospital in Alabama.
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Hoping a title becomes a million-seller and justifies its staff and years of gestation often leads to the ruin of game studios and publishers.
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The gestation period of Indian rhinos is between 15 and 16 months and mothers only give birth to one calf every two to three years.
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For the current study, researchers analyzed data on 153,730 infants born after at least 32 weeks gestation in New South Wales from 2002 to 2007.
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When and how are they getting abortions Nearly two-thirds of all abortions in 2015 were performed at no later than eight weeks of gestation.
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It will be the "Trump Tax Cut" just like the Kemp-Roth tax plan—a decade in gestation in Congress—became the Reagan tax cut.
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But in Canada about one in 125 pregnancies end in a stillbirth -- that is, the death of a fetus in utero after 20 weeks gestation.
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Research involving early human tissue is generally divided between embryonic cells, which develop in the first month of gestation, and fetal tissue, which develops later.
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Bertash says she was especially determined to accurately portray how costs rise precipitously after certain gestation periods because it often takes abortion seekers by surprise.
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The Babypod plays music up to 54 decibels, and according to research by the institute, benefits babies with aural stimulation starting at 16 weeks gestation.
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The team believes a version adapted for human babies, born after 22 to 26 weeks gestation, could be ready for clinical trials within five years.
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Flake said that he hopes that in a decade, premature babies born at between 23 to 28 weeks gestation could be raised in artificial wombs.
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Birth before 37 weeks of gestation was associated with nearly double the risk for kidney disease, and birth before 28 weeks with triple the risk.
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However, the sustainability of sourcing such funds is uncertain given the long gestation period for new malls, which may not be attractive to institutional investors.
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Even among women whose pregnancies were eligible for the abortion pill — at the time, eight weeks' gestation or less — almost three-quarters underwent surgery instead.
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A premature baby cannot be considered a person with full rights while his aborted compatriot at a later gestation phase is considered a non-person.
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Because of the long gestation period, some commentators predicted that the bureau would abandon the rule in the face of pressure from industry-friendly politicians.
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After the devastating loss of their first and only biological daughter (who was stillborn at 32 weeks gestation), the couple were desperate for a baby.
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Kay Ivey signed into law a measure that bans abortion at any stage of gestation, except in cases in which the woman's life is in danger.
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Each year in the United States, approximately 30,000 births are critically preterm, meaning babies are born before 26 weeks of a full 37-week gestation period.
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Only 1.3% of all abortions nationwide take place after 20 weeks of gestation, according to a 2009 report by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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In early September, the mother of one shared that her first child was born a premature at just 28 weeks' gestation after an emergency C-section.
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The law, dubbed the "Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act," is predicated on the disputed belief that fetuses can feel pain after 20 weeks of gestation.
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Adults who were born before 37 weeks gestation were 53 percent more likely to develop heart disease than people who were full-term babies, researchers found.
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One study found pregnant women under pressure had higher levels of cortisol; those levels were also present in the baby's amniotic fluid at 17 weeks gestation.
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Curiously, this "tiny feudal outpost of the British crown" hosted the gestation and birth of a book that won hearts and changed minds across the world.
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"If you infected them halfway through gestation, the offspring were withdrawn; they sat in a corner of their cage and didn't interact at all," he said.
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Texas' current law bans abortions after 20 weeks of gestation, with certain exceptions, such as if the fetus has "severe and irreversible" abnormalities or is unviable.
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The largest health impacts were seen in newborns whose gestation period occurred while the mother was living within 1 km (0.6 miles) of a fracking site.
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Bairoliya and colleagues studied more than 25 million U.S. infants born between 2000 and 231 at full-term, that is, between 213 and 23 weeks gestation.
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You had to be there, of course, but there's no question that when the track was in gestation it sounded so so incredible in that club.
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"It's not uncommon to see baby pigs in gestation crates," Wayne Hsiung, DxE's chief organizer and one of the investigators who visited the Smithfield facilities, says.
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Her self-titled LP, out September 16th, has been a long time (six years) in gestation with the help of collaborator Jake Blanton (The Killers, Beck).
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But if the fetus could survive outside the mother's womb at any point during gestation, where does that leave a woman's ability to terminate a pregnancy?
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Hussey addresses state and perhaps religious control in Gestation, in which two disembodied heads in profile (connected at their backs) sit amidst flames and Nazi symbols.
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This work feels like it is concerned with transforming the space around it, making it into a hive where these cocoons can live out their gestation.
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Tessa, already a respected feminist and best-selling author, is sure this "accelerated gestation" will revolutionize human reproduction, and she rushes headlong into the first trials.
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Medication abortion happens early in pregnancy — up to 11 weeks gestation — and involves two sets of pills, one taken at the clinic and one at home.
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For pre-eclampsia, a 239 percent risk reduction went along with drinking probiotic milk late in pregnancy, but not earlier in gestation or before getting pregnant.
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So romantic kissing, some scientists speculate, may allow women to acquire potentially dangerous infections from their babies' fathers before pregnancy, increasing the odds of healthy gestation.
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If a mother is at risk of preterm labor, she should not breastfeed while pregnant until the baby reaches at least 37 weeks gestation, Hafken says.
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Requires anyone seeking an abortion out of state to be provided with printed materials that show the image, gestation period and physical characteristics of the fetus.
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" A new study by the Institut Marquès, presented in Barcelona, collated results from the listening habits of 300 fetuses "between 18 and 38 weeks of gestation.
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Researchers asked women about any stressful life experiences they had gone through in the previous four weeks at two points in pregnancy: 18 and 34 weeks gestation.
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Utah similarly passed a law that bans abortion after 18 weeks gestation, but the law was blocked by a federal judge in April, CNN affiliate KSL reported.
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But the reality is only 1.3% of all abortions nationwide take place after 2 weeks of gestation, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
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In 2016, the high court refused to uphold an Arkansas law that banned abortion after 12 weeks' gestation as well as a North Dakota six-week law.
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Ohio previously banned abortions after 20 weeks of gestation, a restriction that was signed into law by Kasich the first time he vetoed the state's heartbeat bill.
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But new paternal depression increased the risk for moderately preterm birth slightly and the risk for very preterm birth (22 to 31 weeks' gestation) by 38 percent.
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Human fetuses at a similar stage of gestation are only about a third of the size of lambs, so the equipment will have to be shrunk commensurately.
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In the very early days of gestation, in the area of the foot where the hoof eventually forms, Dr. Kavanagh counted clusters of developing cells representing toes.
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The Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act bans abortion procedures after 220 weeks of gestation, except in cases of rape, incest, or danger to the mother's life.
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It's been in gestation so long, available for pre-order for so long, that one might be quick to count it as another stalled crowd-funded campaign.
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Some doctors, she said, might choose to perform an abdominal ultrasound instead, and such a test cannot detect a heartbeat until around eight to 12 weeks' gestation.
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After an 11- to 12-month gestation period, sloths are born with their eyes open, a full mouth of teeth, fully grown claws and all their fur.
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The law protects access to abortion up to viability (which experts say is around 24 weeks' gestation) and after that if deemed medically necessary by a doctor.
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Doctors and non-governmental health organizations say they are monitoring dozens of pregnant women who think they might have suffered Zika during the first months of gestation.
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Obese women also had significantly heavier babies than other women, a difference that emerged starting at 30 weeks' gestation and persisted throughout the rest of the pregnancy.
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These include taking steroids such as betamethasone between 34 and 37 weeks of gestation to accelerate lung development, according to the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists.
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If enacted, PICA would nullify laws in California, Florida, Arizona, Massachusetts and several other states designed to prevent cruel confinement systems including battery cages and gestation crates.
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"In order to be eligible for these options, the pregnant passenger must submit a medical statement from a doctor confirming the weeks of gestation," LATAM told Mashable.
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That suggests that ultrasounds may pick up signs of severe fetal abnormalities "only very late in gestation - in many cases too late to terminate the pregnancy," Drs.
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This, remember, was the gestation of "Total Football" — the soccer attributed to Coach Rinus Michels as he revolutionized tactics with Ajax and the Netherlands and later Barcelona.
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In 2016, the Supreme Court refused to uphold an Arkansas law that banned abortion after 12 weeks' gestation as well as a North Dakota six-week law.
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Instead, Hsiung and his team allege that sows remained in gestation crates so long that they wound up giving birth there, with fatal consequences for their piglets.
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Doctors define viability as the time in pregnancy when a fetus can survive outside the womb — it's different for every pregnancy, but generally around 24 weeks' gestation.
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And yet there was a moment during the musical's very long gestation (803 years by some counts) when Mr. Mackie was going to be only tangentially involved.
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Compared with women who did not take omega-3s, those who took supplements had an 11 percent lower risk of giving birth before 37 weeks of gestation.
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ECONOMISTS RARELY think about the average gestation period of pigs (115 days) or the length of time a sow needs to reach sexual maturity (roughly six months).
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An investigation by Direct Action Everywhere in North Carolina found that Smithfield Farms was using gestation crates on pregnant pigs, despite claiming it had ended the practice.
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During the long gestation of the Watergate scandal, from early 1973 through Nixon's resignation, support for his impeachment slowly grew and his job approval rating steadily eroded.
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In one instance, they went into a pig farm and placed the camera inside a gestation crate, capturing the 13.2-square-foot life of a confined sow.
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In the study with eight lambs equivalent in gestation to a human fetus at 23 weeks, the animals survived for up to four weeks inside the artificial womb.
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But whatever the contributions of participating parties, throughout The Last Guardian's protracted gestation, it has always been true to Ueda's original concepts, to what he saw it becoming.
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Taken with misoprostol, a drug used to treat ulcers that also causes uterine contractions, mifepristone can be used to cause an abortion at up to 10 weeks' gestation.
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Their relatively long gestation period could be part of the reason why conservationists call them vulnerable, meaning they face a high risk of going extinct in the wild.
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In the UK, local neonatal units often manage babies born after 28 weeks gestation but transfer babies born sooner to tertiary hospitals where possible, the study team notes.
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Gen Wilson with Georgia Right to Life said, "Dozens, if not hundreds, of babies between 20 and 24 weeks gestation were illegally killed" over the past several months.
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In 2015, it began sourcing its bacon from pigs that follow strict antibiotic-free vegetarian diets, specifically from farms that do not use gestation crates for pregnant sows.
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Babies born at that stage of gestation have very high mortality rates —roughly 70 percent at 22 weeks — and almost all who survive have long-term health problems.
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According to a 2009 report by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, only 1.3% of all abortions in the U.S. take place after 20 weeks of gestation.
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Once again, Congressional Republicans are trying to implement a nationwide ban on abortion after 20 weeks of gestation — and the argument behind the bill is basically junk science.
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This confirmed past studies indicating that genes that increase the risk for schizophrenia are "most active during early fetal brain development," prior to 24 weeks gestation, explained Geschwind.
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Yet to be unnamed, the female calf was born to mother Bertie after a 400 day gestation period, and is the zoo's third tapir birth in six years.
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Around 30,000 babies in the United States alone are born critically early - at between 23 and 26 weeks of gestation, the researchers told reporters in a telephone briefing.
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Private firms have been "consistently... reaching out throughout the gestation of this whole project" and "there's a very high level of interest," he told reporters after the meeting.
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The James Webb space telescope is certainly one of the most anticipated projects coming out of NASA, both because of its grand scale and its interminable gestation time.
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Just 2% of extremely preterm babies - those born at 22 to 27 weeks gestation - were alive without any serious chronic health problems by the end of the study.
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Its gestation has however been complicated by scepticism about Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's public declaration in 2016 that the sale would value the company at $2 trillion.
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Several now have laws banning abortion at 2250 weeks postfertilization, or 22 weeks' gestation, based on the inaccurate claim that a fetus can feel pain at that point.
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Or maybe what we're witnessing is the gestation of DJ Khaled's true powers, and he will bring to the world a new Wave Race for Nintendo's next console.
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Its long gestation period had as much to do with Vega's frequent art exhibitions and musical performances in Europe as his penchant for creating music spontaneously without expectations.
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Mothers have nine months to adjust to the realness of this creature's presence; they feel the kicks and the morning sickness and the general hormonal tempest of gestation.
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"Given the nine month gestation for humans, the pregnant mother would also need to be protected by such a facility," NASA-supported psychologist Joseph Tash told the BBC.
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"The important work that needs to be done is to follow these babies who've been exposed during gestation or women exposed to Zika virus during pregnancy," he said.
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Arizona, California, Florida, and Massachusetts have all passed ballot initiatives banning or phasing out gestation crates, and another six states have passed legislation or regulations doing the same.
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Opponents said a ban at six weeks would mean abortion would be outlawed at a gestation time when many women do not yet even know they are pregnant.
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For example, they point to exceptions in recent abortion bans—such as those passed in Kentucky, Alabama, Georgia, and Ohio, which would restrict access after six weeks' gestation.
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Over all, women with sleep disorders had a 14.6 percent prevalence of preterm birth (before 37 weeks of gestation), compared with 10.9 percent in those without a diagnosis.
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Profound discoveries were being made in medicine, mathematics, astronomy and other fields, but it would take until 1875 for us to fully comprehend the process of human gestation.
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Though many of these bills are deliberately engineered to challenge Roe, the Supreme Court just wasn't ready to take up "an early gestation abortion limitation," in Aden's view.
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In mammals, like elephants, large size correlates with certain life-history traits like long life spans, long gestation periods and relatively few offspring per female, Dr. MacPhee said.
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The state's current law generally bans abortions after a fetus has begun its 220th week of gestation, unless a doctor determines that the fetus isn't viable outside the womb.
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"After experiencing severe pregnancy complications, Saybie's mother gave birth via emergency cesarean section at 23 weeks, 3 days gestation in the womb," the hospital explained at a news conference.
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Lambs have a shorter gestation period so the 105- to 115-day-old premature lamb fetuses in that study were the equivalent of about 23 weeks in a human.
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Kay Ivey signed into law a measure that bans abortion at any stage of gestation, except in cases in which the woman's life is in danger, and Missouri Gov.
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The state's current law generally bans abortions after a fetus has begun its 20th week of gestation, unless a doctor determines that the fetus isn't viable outside the womb.
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These placentas were investigated at day 12 of the 20-day gestation period – the point at which a mouse's placenta has gained its characteristic shape but is still developing.
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The pills work to end a pregnancy about 95 percent of the time if taken before 10 weeks' gestation, according to the Guttmacher Institute, a reproductive health research organization.
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Those born much earlier, at around 22 to 24 weeks gestation, are considered to be at the limit of viability and likely to have serious neurological and other problems.
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The fraternal sextuplets — three boys and three girls named Blu, Layke, Tag, Rawlings, Rayne, and Rivers — were born at just under 30 weeks' gestation at Huntsville Hospital in December.
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Most abortions are done in the first trimester of pregnancy, when a fetus cannot survive outside the womb, and only about 1 percent are performed after 20 weeks' gestation.
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Imagine, as proposed above, that a fetus could be moved from the mother's womb to an artificial womb through a minimally invasive surgery beginning at 18 weeks of gestation.
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Only 1.3% of all abortions in the United States take place after 20 weeks of gestation, according to a 2009 report by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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They have long gestation periods, and some breed where they were born This one is more weird than mind-boggling, but it's just novel enough to be worth noting.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have found that virtually all U.S. abortions occur within 13 weeks of gestation and two-thirds of abortions occur within eight weeks.
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At the forefront of a new computing paradigm "The company was founded in late 2005, so we've had a long gestation," says CEO Remi El-Ouazzane with a laugh.
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Cullen — who was born at 22 weeks gestation on March 14, weighing 13.9 ounces — was released from the University of South Alabama Children's and Women's Hospital on August 21.
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Starting at 21 weeks' gestation, femur and humerus length were significantly longer for babies with obese mothers than for infants with non-obese mothers, researchers report in JAMA Pediatrics.
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Yet Carlisle acknowledged that the Mavericks were "still tweaking some things" offensively, because they don't want Porzingis to feel marginalized in this gestation period of his partnership with Doncic.
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When twins shared a placenta, the risk of stillbirth appears to be higher than the risk of neonatal death once babies go beyond 36 weeks gestation, the study found.
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The Supreme Court has not taken up any outright ban on abortion tied to fetal gestation in decades and has repeatedly rejected pleas by states to endorse such laws.
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The critical development period for the normal growth of male reproductive organs is 8 to 14 weeks' gestation, and the association was not significant after 18 weeks of pregnancy.
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There's no "story" to Black Mother; instead, it's a meditation on birth and death, life and gestation, structured like a pregnancy, with "chapters" for each trimester and for birth.
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Historically, gestation lasts between 12 to 14 months, and right whale mothers take roughly three years to recover from birthing a calf and nursing it for about a year.
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Her head is oversized and smoothly rendered, while Smith has expressively worked her long tresses and dress, retaining the gestation of the original clay form as much as possible.
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A panel of federal judges on Thursday struck down a Mississippi ban on abortions past the point of a detectable fetal heartbeat — a gestation period of about six weeks.
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After a long gestation, the arrival of "Bridget Jones's Baby" will inspire yodels of delight, amid followers of the franchise, and a dark dread in the rest of us.
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Two years doesn't sound like too big of an age gap considering that the average gestation period for a giraffe is about 15 months, according to the Giraffe Conservation Foundation.
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Extremely preterm babies who arrived before 123 weeks' gestation were 67% less likely to have romantic partners and 69% less likely to become parents in adulthood than full-term infants.
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Very preterm babies who arrived at 28 to 31 weeks' gestation were 33% less likely to have romantic partners and 21% less likely to become parents than full-term infants.
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Republican Governor Phil Bryant said he was proud to sign the bill banning abortion after 123 weeks of gestation with some exceptions, according to a statement from spokesman Knox Graham.
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Morning sickness and pregnancy symptoms with twins may be more severe A mom of twins might see more severe morning sickness symptoms with twins, and earlier in the gestation period.
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For women who choose to end a pregnancy in the second trimester — medically defined as between the 13th and the 27th week of gestation — the reasons often involve medical complications.
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But some patients do get abortions after that, in the second and third trimesters (about 1.4 percent of abortions happen at 21 weeks' gestation or later, according to Planned Parenthood).
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Abortion rights advocates say Trump's comments about abortions "moments before birth" are misleading, given that only around 1 percent of abortions nationwide take place at 21 weeks' gestation or later.
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The association says that most women feel relief from their symptoms between weeks 14 and 20 gestation, though up to 20 percent of women have hyperemesis for their entire pregnancy.
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However, a blood test had revealed that the levels of the hCG pregnancy hormone present in my body were much lower than they should be by this point in gestation.
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Wade established a woman's right to obtain an abortion before a fetus is viable outside the womb, which is accepted to be 24 weeks gestation (or 22 weeks post-fertilization).
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On August 28500, 6900, our son Robert Thomas was born at North Shore University Hospital on Long Island just thirty and a half weeks into the forty-week gestation cycle.
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The report explains that complications occur in less than a fraction of one percent of cases of medication abortion, which accounts for 45 percent of abortions before 9 weeks gestation.
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With separate placentas, the risk of stillbirth from letting the pregnancy continue and the risk of death associated with early delivery were similar until 37 weeks gestation, the study found.
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CLEVELAND (Reuters) - Ohio lawmakers passed a second piece of legislation in two days on Thursday restricting abortion access in the state by banning the procedure after 20 weeks of gestation.
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About one in 10 babies in the U.S. are born premature – earlier than 37 weeks of gestation, rather than the full 40 – and about 6 percent are born extremely premature.
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After the delivery in the 34th week of gestation, with the husband and other family members present, medical staff disconnected the mother's life support systems and allowed her to die.
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After the delivery in the 34th week of gestation, with the husband and other family members present, medical staff disconnected the mother's life support systems and allowed her to die.
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It's also safe to take the drug later in pregnancy than was previously thought — women can now take the pill for pregnancies up to 10 weeks' gestation instead of seven.
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Voters have banned gestation crates and battery cages in California and Massachusetts, limited puppy mills in Missouri, and restricted the sale of ivory and animal parts in Oregon and Washington.
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A mare's gestation period on average is 22016 days, and within a few hours of being born, a foal can stand and walk into a small paddock with its mother.
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Every year around the world, an estimated 20153 million babies are born preterm -- before 37 completed weeks of gestation -- and the number is rising, according to the World Health Organization.
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The observational study, in Obstetrics & Gynecology, included 2,172 women with a sleep disorder who gave birth between 2007 and 2012 to single children after 22 to 44 weeks of gestation.
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Instead, she uses the surrogacy industry to build the argument that all gestation is work because of the immense physical and emotional labor it requires of those who do it.
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The panel reasoned that if other abortion bans after a lengthier gestation periods were struck down, then a six-week abortion ban by this logic would also be struck down.
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Elevate your head on a couple of stacked pillows or a wedge pillow, and lie on your left side, which is generally advised during pregnancy anyway after 20 weeks gestation.
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The state's Republican governor, Mike DeWine, has signed abortion restrictions in the past, including a ban on the procedure after about six weeks' gestation, which has been blocked in court.
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New methods of sex detection are also available on the global market — a blood test at seven weeks of gestation can now reliably predict the future sex of a child.
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In general, heartbeat bills do not cite a specific gestational time limit for abortions, but reproductive rights groups say they amount to a ban on abortion at about six weeks' gestation.
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Abortions are currently banned in Missouri after 24 weeks of gestation, and women seeking to terminate their pregnancies must undergo a 72-hour waiting period before they can access the procedure.
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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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Gary Herbert just decided to force me to perform a medical procedure that is not even standard medical practice -- giving a fetus anesthesia during an abortion over 20 weeks in gestation.
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A preemie (he was born at 29 weeks of gestation, while a full-term pregnancy is around 40 weeks), he spent more than a month in the neonatal intensive care unit.
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The eggs are internally fertilized with the male's sperm, and after a 10 to 25 day gestation period, he churns out a brood (clutch, litter, swarm?) of tiny, fully-formed seahorses.
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"Transfer of the [normal] embryo resulted in an uneventful pregnancy with delivery of a healthy boy at 37 weeks of gestation," wrote Zhang and his co-authors in the published study.
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In fact, most abortions are done at less than 8 weeks' gestation and each state has specific laws as to how late an abortion can occur, most citing 18-20 weeks.
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It prohibits any abortions after eight weeks of gestation, putting it among the category of misleadingly named "heartbeat bills" that use fetal cardiac activity as a marker for … well, illegality, really.
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Around the world every year, an estimated 15 million babies are born too early -- before 37 completed weeks of gestation -- and this number is rising, according to the World Health Organization.
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At 38 weeks' gestation, on December 12, 2016, Allen delivered what she believed to be identical twin boys via cesarean section at Riverside Community Hospital, she told the New York Post.
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Ray Catalano, a professor in the school of public health at the University of California, Berkeley, explained that the process of natural selection in utero is why deaths occur during gestation.
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"First-trimester ultrasounds are generally thought to be accurate within five to seven days, so it is possible the infant may have been 22 weeks of gestation at birth," she said.
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"The doctor explained to her that she could carry the child throughout the remainder of the gestation, the entire nine months, and deliver that baby alive into this world," he said.
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"We think these kinds of early-gestation bans have been proven to be ineffective," Steven Aden, chief legal officer and general counsel at the group Americans United for Life, told Vox.
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During the long gestation and production of his new novel, Mason accumulated half a dozen short stories, among them "Pugilist" and "Wallace," five appearing in Harper's and a sixth in Zoetrope.
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It argued that some of the dead piglets shown in the film were stillborn and accused DxE of hand-placing piglet carcasses in the same gestation crate as live newborn ones.
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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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The ban, which is dubbed "The Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act," is predicated on the idea that fetuses older than 20 weeks, or 22 weeks of gestation, can feel pain.
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More than a dozen states are considering banning abortions as soon as a "fetal heartbeat" is detected, which typically happens at around six weeks of gestation, before many women know they're pregnant.
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Yet the generic bass drop of "Clumsy" and the half-baked hooks of tracks like "Love Me Down" are missed opportunities given Glory's three-year gestation–the second longest of her career.
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Abortions are currently banned in the state after 20 weeks of gestation, and women seeking to terminate their pregnancies must undergo a 24-hour waiting period before they can access the procedure.
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Dr. Beverly Gray, an assistant professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology at Duke University, has previously told Refinery29 medical complications are often the reason why pregnancies are terminated after 20 weeks of gestation.
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In contrast, moderate- to late-preterm babies who arrived at 32 to 36 weeks' gestation were only 21% less likely to have romantic relationships or become parents compared with full-term infants.
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Instances of spontaneous abortion within the first six weeks of pregnancy were not included, the authors write, because many cases of spontaneous abortion during the first weeks of gestation may go unrecognized.
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How, given climate change's impact on fertility and gestation, and possible viruses that will creep up on the immune system of species in the future, will we possibly vindicate assassination for amusement?
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In comparison, in 153-2011, survival rates were 24 percent if the baby made it to 23 weeks gestation compared to just 3 percent if the baby was born at 22 weeks.
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In Iowa, the Republican-controlled legislature passed the so-called "heartbeat bill" earlier this week, which bans abortion at around six weeks of gestation — when most women don't even know they're pregnant.
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On April 24, 2007, the Legislative Body of Mexico City approved a reform of the Criminal Code to allow for the legal termination of pregnancy up to the 12th week of gestation.
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My doctor assured me it was unlikely that my other babies would die, but I knew it had been unlikely that any of them would die in their ninth week of gestation.
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Guidolin, a fitness trainer in Australia, posted side-by-side photos of her first pregnancy with one child next to a shot of when she was carrying twins at the same gestation.
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Their gestation period is 15 months — six month longer than human's — and they often give birth to babies as big as six feet tall and as heavy as 100 to 150 pounds.
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Trump and others describe "late-term abortion" (which, Brandi explains, is not a medically accurate term) as something that can happen at 40 weeks' gestation, even when a woman is in labor.
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It's fair to say that the record buying public was largely unprepared for Untrue, but its signature sound had been in gestation a few years before its release in November of 2007.
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Similar to adult cells: They found there were immunologically active cells, called dendritic cells, which showed the capacity to both sense pathogens and stimulate T cells in the second trimester of gestation.
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The moral responsibility of decision making, at whatever the gestation, should rest with women, their doctors and their families, because only they can know their circumstances and the results of their actions.
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So too was its January 2018 announcement that it had, indeed, succeeded in transitioning pregnant pigs from gestation crates to a "group housing" model with a much more limited role for crating.
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But, the record came out of a long gestation period for Elkington, one which followed a five year absence from writing and in its place a total dedication to being a sideman.
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Host Krishna Andavolu's quest to find out more about the risks of getting high during gestation takes him to Dr. Ira Chasnoff, an expert on alcohol and drug use among pregnant mothers.
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The lack of human decency that would fail to protect a baby in the last few months of gestation was so offensive that other positive traits of a politician no longer mattered.
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The 20-week ban would have significantly curtailed Roe, which found that the government cannot restrict abortion access before fetal viability, which most courts have found isn't until after 24 weeks gestation.
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"Women need to be aware that there is a small but increasing risk after 40 weeks of gestation," said the senior author, Shakila Thangaratinam, a professor at Queen Mary University of London.
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Similar to the spreadsheet provided in the American Bridge FOIA request, notifications, according to the emails, included the age of the minor, the shelter they were staying in, and weeks of gestation.
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After 22 months of gestation and 10 hours of labor, elephant matriarch Khan Hnin Hnin gave birth in the early hours of Tuesday at Pairi Daiza zoo in the south of Belgium.
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The pregnant women included in the analysis, all first-time mothers, provided information on their diet, medical history and other relevant background and lifestyle factors at 4, 22018 and 30 weeks' gestation.
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A rigorous study released on Thursday found that two tests are particularly effective in determining the cause of a stillbirth, a death of a fetus at or after 20 weeks of gestation.
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This Tuesday, the U.S. House of Representatives is voting on a bill that would impose a federal ban on abortion at or after 2628 weeks post-fertilization (equivalent to 28503 weeks gestation).
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Dr. Edwards and her colleagues are following nearly 600 pregnant women to track relationships between their antibiotic use at different stages of gestation and the long-term effects on mother and baby.
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Unlike so many other animals, elephants' developmental stages line up similarly to humans: Calves for about two years (after a 22 month gestation period), and they stay with their mothers until they're teenagers.
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The state bans abortions after 20 weeks of gestation, has a mandatory 48-hour waiting period, requires people under the age of 18 to obtain parental consent before obtaining care, among other restrictions.
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He ended up doing a rotation at Lucile Packard Children's Hospital, the same hospital where he was born decades earlier at 29 weeks of gestation (a full-term pregnancy is about 40 weeks).
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"The gestation period is long by the time you see returns," said Naganand Doraswamy, managing partner at Ideaspring, referring to the multiple stages of development, testing and government approvals involved in space missions.
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If the surgery were more invasive, as seems plausible, one might think it was just as much a violation of a woman's right to control her body as forcing her to continue gestation.
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If the embryos cannot be implanted in female rhinos, they may have to be brought to term by horses, which have a shorter gestation period, and whose bodies may reject the foreign tissue.
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A year later (wookiee gestation periods are longer than humans'), Chewbacca is born, but most of Kashyyyk has already tired of her masked antics and questionable statements, and she fades into obscurity. Hmmm.
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In 2013, the Marriott International hotel chain promised to move away from some particularly cruel factory-farming practices, instead requiring cage-free eggs and that pregnant pigs not be confined to gestation cages.
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But they are still questioning whether mothers' vitamin D deficiencies in winter before giving birth in spring could lead to answers, as fetuses' immune systems are largely shaped during later stages of gestation.
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And when almost one in 11 people have no health insurance coverage, it seems likely that—at least at first—it would only be wealthy couples who could outsource the job of gestation.
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It begins its life as a tiny red egg, hatches into an enormous orange-speckled caterpillar, and then — after a gestation period of up to two years — emerges as an iridescent blue beauty.
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HB 1510 will make abortion completely illegal at 15 weeks gestation, a full seven weeks earlier than the federal 20-week abortion ban that the anti-abortion movement is focused on passing nationally.
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In a July 2013 memo, the American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists wrote that "the fetus does not even have the physiological capacity to perceive pain until at least 24 weeks of gestation."
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The two previously lost their son Johnathan Edward at 17 weeks gestation before welcoming Gracie, while Otis experienced a chemical pregnancy last year and a miscarriage at 10 weeks along this past January.
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The same year, Ohio lawmakers introduced the first "heartbeat" bill, which would have banned abortion as soon as a fetal heartbeat can be detected, which can be as early as six weeks' gestation.
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Medication abortion is especially time-sensitive: The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approves the use of mifepristone for up to 10 weeks' gestation, though some providers administer it in the second trimester.
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This new study, in Environment International, tracked nearly two million singleton pregnancies in California during the summer months from 2005 to 2013, comparing the duration of gestation with temperature records by ZIP code.
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From 18 weeks gestation, we're able to hear, too, so while I don't think there's much scientific evidence for it, maybe my mom's faves shaped my musical proclivities somehow in the same way.
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In a candid chat with PEOPLE, the professional hurdler recalls the time immediately after she gave birth to the boys in late November at 19 weeks, four days gestation, before the couple said goodbye.
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Nelson and his team of interdisciplinary experts identified the baby as a male who was between 23 to 28 weeks of gestation at the time of miscarriage, and not 20 weeks as previously suggested.
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A source confirms to PEOPLE that the former Love & Hip Hop: New York star and "Stiletto Expert," 35, gave birth to a daughter prematurely at five months gestation, but the baby died shortly after.
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Researchers considered antibiotic exposure as having at least one prescription during the gestation period, and they focused on several common classes: cephalosporins, macrolides, penicillins, quinolones, sulfonamides, tetracyclines, other antibacterials, antiprotozoals and urinary anti-infectives.
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The human-pig embryos were then implanted into a sow, where they will be allowed to develop for 28 days before the pregnancies are terminated (the full gestation period for pigs is 114 days).
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One-third of them are in the state of Pernambuco where doctors first suspected the virus was infecting pregnant women in the early stages of gestation and stunting the brain development of the fetuses.
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So the zoo was shocked when the mom gave birth to a healthy baby boy three months after her due date, racking up a 25-month gestation period — or about 766 days of pregnancy.
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Stillbirth refers to the death of a fetus at 20 or more weeks of gestation, while neonatal death refers to the death of a child within 28 days of delivery, according to the CDC.
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In 2015, Montana lawmakers passed a similar bill that would have required fetal anesthesia before surgeries, including abortions, performed at 20 or more weeks of gestation, but the state's Democratic governor vetoed the measure.
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Seeing a baby on a scan screen — in the UK, where I practice, this is usually around 12 weeks' gestation — is another potent factor for many partners to connect with their child-to-be.
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Abortion care is banned in Alabama after 21.6 weeks of gestation, and women seeking to terminate their pregnancies must undergo a 48-hour waiting period and state-mandated counseling before they can access the procedure.
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As many pro-choice advocates have pointed out, the "heartbeat" bills are also, in effect, a total abortion ban because many women do not realize that they're pregnant at such an early stage of gestation.
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Experts say the best time to deliver twins is at 37 weeks gestation, or 36 weeks if the babies share a placenta, to reduce the risk of complications for both the babies and the mother.
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Gathering data on questions about the length of gestation, number of pups per litter and how many pups are born over a lifetime help scientists develop a model that allows them to predict shark populations.
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Among mothers, a "new" diagnosis of depression, defined as getting a depression diagnosis after a year without one, was associated with a 34 percent increased risk of moderately preterm birth (32 to 36 weeks' gestation).
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Last year, in a historical win, they succeeded in targeting Wal-mart, who finally agreed that they would refuse to source from factory farms that use gestation crates and other restrictive cages to confine animals.
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Six preterm lambs tested in the most recent prototype were physiologically equivalent to a 23- or 24-week-gestation human baby and were able to grow in a temperature-controlled, near-sterile environment, Flake said.
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According to a news release from the Carrollton Police Department spokeswoman Jolene DeVito, authorities determined that the girl was born between 34 weeks of gestation and full term, and her umbilical cord was still attached.
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Lawmakers in Arkansas and other conservative states have sought to ban abortions at an earlier stage, citing among other things hotly debated medical research suggesting a fetus feels pain starting at 20 weeks of gestation.
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"Blackstone made a fair point that this deal has been in gestation for a long time and so they know almost down to the individual headcount what they're going to do," the portfolio manager said.
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In December, Saybie's mother, who wished to remain anonymous, gave birth through emergency cesarean section at 23 weeks, 3 days gestation in the womb, about 17 weeks earlier than the typical pregnancy, the hospital said.
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Two factors are working hard against agricultural research investments being attractive to the leaders who make resource allocation decisions, and politics is at the heart of these: First, agricultural technology has a lengthy gestation period.
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Expectant mothers in the early months of gestation are most at risk of infection with Zika, which is thought to slow the growth of the brain of the fetus at a crucial stage of development.
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The dolphin had carried her calf for the full gestation period of 12 months and was nearly ready to give birth when she was killed, said Mr. Solangi, of the Institute for Marine Mammal Studies.
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The fetus-in-fetu condition is believed to arise soon after the 17th day of gestation, when the embryo flattens out like a disc and then folds in on itself to form the elongated fetus.
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While I've always tried to be respectful of a woman's right to choose, I never thought that I'd terminate a pregnancy — planned or unplanned — and certainly not one that's one day shy of 22 weeks gestation.
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More than a dozen states have passed measures banning abortions as soon as a fetal heartbeat is detected, which typically happens at around six weeks of gestation, and four states have signed those bills into law.
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There is a reason why famous directors won't shy away from hopping behind the camera: Music videos can be an entire narrative, but one without ticket sales, studio involvement, or a six-month-long gestation period.
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According to the review, the structures needed for fetuses to feel pain begin to develop between 23 and 30 weeks' gestation, and studies of premature babies suggest they can't feel pain until 29 or 30 weeks.
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The website, Women on Web (WoW), has been run by an international non-profit since 2006 and provides abortion medications -- under doctor supervision -- to women who have submitted medical paperwork prior to 10 weeks of gestation.
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Flake and his colleagues tested the setup for up to four weeks on eight fetal lambs that were 105 to 120 days into pregnancy — about equivalent to human infants at 22 to 24 weeks of gestation.
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Dr. Cakovic says doctors typically measure advancing gestation in weeks, and a mother carrying twins might appear the equivalent of six weeks farther along in her pregnancy at any given time than a mother carrying one.
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Judge Kristine Baker issued a temporary restraining order blocking the law along with two other restrictions: a ban on all abortions after 18 weeks' gestation, and a ban on abortions because of fetal Down syndrome diagnosis.
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Moreover, the authors warn that the latter figure may be an underestimate, since their data account for neither abortions nor miscarriages that occur in the first 20 weeks of gestation, and do not cover all hospitals.
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According to a news release issued by Carrollton Police Department spokeswoman Jolene DeVito, authorities have determined that the girl was born between 34 weeks of gestation and full term, and her umbilical cord was still attached.
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In the video, Wade said that his girlfriend Zoe and her sister, who are from Gadsden, AL, cried after the Alabama abortion ban, which banned the procedure at any stage of gestation, was passed last month.
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But as scans of one pregnancy taken at 36 weeks gestation show, the fluid can be so prominent that the scan shows what "looks like the skull and very little brain tissue inside it," she said.
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Though scientists do not know how stress affects gestation, Fukuda theorizes that the vulnerability of Y-bearing sperm cells, male embryos and/or male fetuses to stress is why "subtle significant changes in sex ratios" occur.
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At one point, Mr. Leach engaged in a verbal sparring match with an intern from Naral Pro-Choice Texas, an organization that supports abortions rights, over whether abortion should be allowed at 39 weeks of gestation.
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But instead of staying in the body like white blood cells, on the seventh day of gestation, microglia traveled up through the bloodstream and into the brain—where they settled and stayed throughout a person's lifetime.
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And according to the fitness guru and Mom Brain podcast co-host, she's already starting to show despite being "early" in her gestation, thanks to the fact that she has been through pregnancy multiple times already.
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But over time, such legislation, which bans abortion at as early as six weeks' gestation, before many people know they are pregnant, gained traction around the country, and similar bans have now passed in multiple states.
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The National Right to Life had three model bills it pushed out to states at the end of 2010, including the ban on abortion at 20163 weeks' gestation and a law barring health insurers from covering abortions.
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Louisiana is the latest state to introduce legislation banning abortions as soon as a fetal heartbeat is detected, which typically happens at around six weeks of gestation — a point in which many women don't know they're pregnant.
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Louisiana currently bans abortions after 20 weeks of gestation and is one of the handful of states with a "trigger law" on the books, which means abortion would automatically become illegal in the event Roe is overturned.
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"We first got an idea of where the sharks were mating, and because females have an 18-month gestation period, you can follow them for 18 months and get an idea of where they're birthing," said Fischer.
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That may change with Justice Kennedy's departure, as cases involving state abortion bans as early as six weeks' gestation—like a fetal-heartbeat bill Iowa legislators passed this spring—could make their way to the justices' inbox.
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Eight states have introduced total bans on abortion, and many others have passed or are considering "heartbeat" bills, which ban abortion after a fetal heartbeat can be detected, which can be as early as six weeks' gestation.
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All six have 2628 percent approval ratings from NARAL, an extreme pro-abortion lobbying group, and all six voted against the Pain Capable Unborn Child Protection Act, which would have protected preborn babies after 28503 weeks gestation.
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More than 4,000 women, recruited from 19403 UK hospitals, were randomly assigned to receive vaginal suppositories containing either 400 milligrams of progesterone or placebo twice daily from the time they began bleeding through 16 weeks of gestation.
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Dr. Margaret Chan, the director general of W.H.O., said a baby with an unusually small head and brain damage — a condition called microcephaly — was born at 30 weeks' gestation in Panama and died a few hours later.
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Lawmakers in North Dakota, Arkansas and other conservative states have sought to ban abortions at an earlier stage, citing among other things hotly debated medical research suggesting a fetus feels pain starting at 20 weeks of gestation.
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"But I really enjoyed it," Mr. Ruby said of the pressure to produce, after a yearlong gestation, a first collection that was so dense with ideas it felt like several collections mashed up on a single runway.
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Surely a movie so long in gestation, inspired by a doorstop-thick novel that has beguiled and baffled readers for several centuries, would turn out to be either a world-class catastrophe or a world-historical masterpiece.
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It didn't matter when the young rats were exposed; their developing brains were vulnerable to its effects throughout gestation and early childhood, and exposure led to structural abnormalities, behavioral problems, impaired cognitive performance and depressive-like symptoms.
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The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals struck down Mississippi's 2019 "heartbeat" law, which would have barred the abortion of any fetus with a detectable heartbeat – a development that generally occurs between six and 12 weeks' gestation.
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But not pregnancy: Despite several attempts over the past 20 years, researchers have been largely unsuccessful at encouraging human gestation outside the womb, and important elements of the interaction between mother and fetus remain a profound mystery.
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And, Missourians already face other roadblocks in obtaining access to abortion: Pregnancies can't be terminated after 24 weeks of gestation, and women seeking an abortion must undergo a 72-hour waiting period before they can access the procedure.
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About one in 20 babies in high-income countries are born at less than 28 weeks gestation, when they have the worst survival odds and the highest potential for complications and severe disabilities, researchers note in The BMJ.
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Twins should be delivered at 37 weeks To reduce the risk of stillbirth and complications, experts say that the best time to deliver twins is at 37 weeks gestation — or 36 weeks, if the babies share a placenta.
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In April, a giraffe named April gave birth to a male calf at an upstate New York animal park after a gestation of at least 16 months, an event watched by more than a million people by webcam.
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The cases in the study, totaling more than 95,000, featured women who were between the ages of 15 and 45; of the sample, 8,93 pregnancies were determined to have ended in miscarriage before the 20th week of gestation.
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Although microcephaly is typically detected during ultrasounds in the late second and early third trimester of pregnancy, it can be detected as early as 18-20 weeks gestation, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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More developed fetuses, estimated to be at 25 and 37 weeks gestation, were previously found in King Tut's tomb, and are probably the most famous of the few other examples we have of this practice in ancient Egypt.
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A yes vote would open the doors to legislation allowing abortion up to 22012 weeks gestation -- and later in cases in which there is a risk to the mother's life or the fetus is not expected to survive.
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An initiative on this year's California ballot would extend the sales ban to pork from hogs born to out-of-state sows housed in gestation pens and to veal from out-of-state calves housed in veal crates.
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On March 2628, the Senate Judiciary Committee is holding a hearing on two separate bills that would, among other things, impose a federal ban on abortion at or after 28500 weeks post-fertilization (equivalent to 6900 weeks' gestation).
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Native to the tropical forests of Central and South America, these intelligent monkeys are named for their unique fur colorings, according to the New England Primate Conservancy, and mothers typically have a five- to six-month gestation period.
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Earlier this year, a set of micro-preemie twins, Keeley James and Kambry Lee Ewoldt, were able to leave the Iowa hospital after being born at just 22 weeks and one day gestation, according to the Associated Press.
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Not only are taxpayers being made complicit in funding big abortion business, but contracts like the NIH deal with UCSF are also creating demand for late term abortions-harvesting body parts from babies between 20-24 weeks gestation.
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" DxE's Hsiung stuck to his account of ubiquitous crating, adding, "We have been in dozens of Smithfield gestation facilities over the past year, and we've seen thousands of mother pigs in crates — and hardly any outside of them.
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If Hsiung and DxE are correct that pregnant pigs and new mothers remained in gestation crates, that suggests that the company is not following its stated procedure, which calls for pregnant pigs to be put in group housing.
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Though medication abortion is the easiest option to integrate into primary care, McLemore points out that some people will still want or need other abortion procedures—medication abortion is only approved for use up to 10 weeks' gestation.
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What's more, in the case of two females who lost their young in the final day or so of gestation, an ultrasound 10 days later showed they had already grown a 12-day embryo in the other uterus.
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For their study, the findings of which were published in Nature Communications Tuesday, the researchers trialled the technology on lambs delivered by caesarean section at a period of gestation equivalent to 23 or 24 weeks in a human.
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Preterm birth is when a baby is born before 213 weeks of gestation, according to Dr. Philippe Friedlich, chief of the division of neonatology and director of the center for fetal and neonatal medicine at Children's Hospital Los Angeles.
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Last month, Alabama banned abortion at any stage of gestation, except in cases in which the woman's life is in danger, and Missouri banned abortions at eight weeks of pregnancy, with no exceptions for cases of rape or incest.
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The NT is an indispensable part of London's skyline now, but its completion was the product of a 70-year gestation period, during which it went through five suggested sites, as many different designs and 13 years of construction.
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Opponents of the law say that banning dilation and evacuation, the safest and most common method of abortion after 15 weeks' gestation, would put women at risk and place an undue burden on their right to get an abortion.
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The lambs, which were at the biological equivalent of the 23 to 24 week gestation stage of premature human infants when the experiment started, developed normally, marking the first time scientists have ever achieved this outside of the womb.
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But even without comment from a Star Wars propmaster, it's clear this lightsaber is coming from the same headspace the bulging breakable flip phone, long-in-gestation flip tablet, and probably-never-gonna-happen dual-screen laptop come from.
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Lie #22019: Later-term abortions are an insignificant number and are necessary for health reasons Fact: The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported in 2012 that 1.3 percent of abortions were committed at 21 weeks' gestation and later.
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The majority of preemies are born at 203 to 36 weeks' gestation, when they're considered late pre-term, and less at risk for respiratory problems that are common among earlier arrivals with less-developed lungs, researchers note in Pediatrics.
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And on Thursday, Missouri moved a step closer to passing a ban on abortion at eight weeks' gestation, also without exceptions for rape or incest — the bill passed the state Senate and now returns to the House for approval.
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According to Dr. Anne Hansen, medical director of the neonatal intensive care unit at Boston Children's Hospital, the earliest that a baby can survive outside the womb is about 22 weeks gestation, and survival rates are extremely low during that week.
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"They just wanted to see if the cells would survive during gestation, and they did, and they kind of migrated here and there to various sites, except the brain, which is interesting," said Hyun, who was not involved in the research.
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"Railway projects have a long gestation, hence revenues from projects will take time to flow," the official said in emailed answers, adding that they would generate sufficient revenues over the next three to four years to pay debts falling due.
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Ohio just became the third state this year to enact a ban on abortion once a fetal heartbeat is detected, which typically happens at around six weeks of gestation — a point in which many women don't even know they're pregnant.
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Most of the recently-announced transactions were negotiated prior to the recent controversy, as Vision Fund deals are known to have a pretty long gestation period (in part because Masa usually needs to meet face-to-face with the CEOs).
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Researchers examined data from 216 previously published studies that included a total of 22.5,21990 full-term babies and 23,22 of the most vulnerable preemies: those born at less than 219 weeks gestation or weighing less than 22018,500 grams (3.3 pounds).
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Half of the preemies in the study were born before 28.5 weeks gestation and half of them arrived weighing less than about 1,000 grams (2.2 pounds) In the weeks immediately after birth, preemies often have difficulty breathing and digesting food.
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And when we talk about late-term pregnancy, we're actually referring to pregnancies that are a week after their due date, so 41 weeks' gestation, which is very different than what we're talking about typically when people say late-term abortion.
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The Como Park Zoo & Conservatory recently shared the joyful news that after a roughly 8 1/2-month gestation, their 15-year-old female western lowland gorilla, Alice, gave birth in the wee hours of the morning on Oct. 18.
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Syrian Metal Is War, has been in the works since before Darwish left home; its long gestation period is due less to Darwish's perfectionism than to the simple fact that he's been forced to spent so much time in transi.
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ROME (Reuters) - A new government is expected to take office in Italy next week after one of the longest periods of post-election flux in its history, but the fraught gestation might prove child's play by comparison with what comes next.
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Graduation ping-ponged between jazz-fusion, French electro-house, and orchestral pomp with abandon, held together by gloss alone; My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy's gestation was just as complicated, and its roster of guests and collaborators was just as packed.
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Opponents of the state laws — which ban abortion procedures after a fetal heartbeat can be detected — have argued that they place undue burdens on women, citing research that many do not know they are pregnant at six weeks of gestation.
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About a quarter of abortions in the United States are so-called medication abortions, in which the woman takes one or more pills to induce an abortion, usually prior to nine weeks of gestation and in the comfort of their home.
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Notably, the 10 states that have banned gestation crates house less than 53 percent of the 68 million pigs living in the US. Iowa, North Carolina, and Minnesota, which together house more than half of the country's pigs, still allow crates.
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While the latest investigation wrapped up after Smithfield declared its transition away from gestation crates was accomplished, the previous ones were during the transition, and Hsiung says he saw little evidence that the company was moving in the right direction.
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The percentage of infants born at 22 to 24 weeks' gestation who survived climbed from 30% around 2000 to 503% around 2011 across the United States, according to the study published in the New England Journal of Medicine in February.
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Kangaroos and wallabies don't reproduce the way most of their fellow mammals do — they keep their pregnancies short and to the point, with young crawling out of the womb and up to their mother's pouch after just a month's gestation.
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Whale sharks are unlikely to have specific grounds where they give birth, because of long gestation periods, and the fact that no more than one or two pups have been found in the same place and time, the study said.
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The term miscarriage refers to a pregnancy that ends on its own before the 20th week of gestation; pregnancy losses after that point are generally referred to as stillbirths, which affect one percent of all pregnancies according to the CDC.
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