Endometriosis is a condition where the tissue that lines the womb is found outside of the womb.
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And if a life in the womb is not worth protecting, what about a life outside the womb?
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"Correct placental development" is essential for proper implantation into "either the womb or a substitute for the womb," she said.
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"Womb to womb/To beating wing/I climbed out of the eternal/ And into the shape of me," she wrote.
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"Womb to womb / To beating wing / I climbed out of the eternal / And into the shape of me," she wrote.
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Violence inside the womb to unborn humans who have been completely dehumanized is undoubtedly adding to violence outside the womb.
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Far too often, compassion for black lives doesn't extend beyond the womb or to the black women carrying that womb.
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They thought the womb was an animal inside an animal so that a woman's womb had a mind of its own.
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Cinemas are the womb of what we are, so if we kill that womb, we will all be dead very soon.
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"Cinemas are the womb of what we are, and if we kill that womb, we will all be dead very soon," he said.
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It monitors the baby's movement and noise, playing womb noises and rocking with a "womb-like motion," whatever that means, to calm them down.
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If both parents aren't onboard with the task of raising the fruit of the womb, then the nature of the womb itself is moot.
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The artificial womb is a plastic biobag filled with liquid that mimics amniotic fluid, which the foetus "breathes" as it would inside a womb.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads I recently learned that a woman's womb develops while she is a fetus, inside of her own mother's womb.
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The sense of loss is so intense that even those whose twins died at birth or in the womb (known colloquially as "womb twins") can remain profoundly affected.
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RELATED: Elizabeth Warren calls for federal protections for abortion rights, warns GOP efforts to overturn Roe 'just might work' "If I can't feed what's in the womb while it's in the womb, how am I going to be able to feed it when it comes out of the womb?" she asked.
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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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Should it ever go into widespread use, this artificial womb would greatly complicate the abortion debate in the United States, where viability outside of the womb is a critical consideration.
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A retained placenta can also happen when a womb stops contracting, or doesn't contract enough, to separate the placenta from the wall of the womb (a condition called uterine atony).
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How about protecting a woman when she is in the womb as an infant, someone who is the most vulnerable in any stage of life when they are in the womb?
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More specifically, 1978 was the year that the first human being was born through the process of embryo creation outside of the womb, then implantation inside of the womb, pregnancy and successful birth.
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I could feel that in my womb, in my uterus.
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Yet somehow her daughter struggled into the womb and lived.
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Honestly, the beauty of Womb is that it's totally flexible.
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Poem as shark embryo; eats its kin in the womb….
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Women may experience inflammation of the womb and fallopian tubes.
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These are all imitative of their experience in the womb.
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Sam carries BB in a mechanical womb on his chest.
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Twins also mature faster in the womb than single babies.
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Blizzed Out" Kill WhiteyKill Whitey - "Trappin' Out The Womb feat.
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Playing Mozart in the womb doesn't confer any benefits either.
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Sharing the same womb trumps the shaded complexity of outing.
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The contents of her womb were removed on Oct. 27.
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"I want it to feel like a womb," Toomey said.
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The marmosets exchange cells with their twins in the womb.
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He's created a womb for the rebirth of the soul.
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Then, the women allegedly forcibly removed her baby from her womb.
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Police say her unborn baby was forcibly removed from her womb.
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When your womb quickens again, and you bear a living child.
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Roomba was spliced from elephant genes, born from an elephant womb.
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The idea that a girl has no value beyond her womb.
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That's because it reminds them of their happy place — the womb!
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Some, especially women, paint a heart, a womb, a symmetric shape.
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I came out of the womb and went to Kings Dominion.
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Cement becomes rice pudding, the sun hides in the river's womb.
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I've been on one since I popped out of the womb.
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Being transgender simply happens, possibly during brain development in the womb.
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The womb had done its job and delivered a healthy baby.
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"We came out of the womb doing that," Mary-Kate added.
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We can now see 3D images of babies in the womb.
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Hiba: She's been preparing since she came out of the womb.
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Then I had an intense regression, a return to the womb.
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Since I was in my mother's womb I was drinking sylvaner.
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But babies are now viable outside the womb at 22 weeks.
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In the Japanese press, Masako was a walking womb in waiting.
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" Ms. Peevey said she started singing "practically out of the womb.
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The dancers float on their backs like fetuses in the womb.
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"Governor Cuomo has been called since his mother's womb," they said.
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When your womb quickens again and you bear a living child.
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The device, which looks a bit like a high-tech jiffy bag, is designed to mimic a real womb as closely as possible (see picture above, of a fetus after 28 days in the artificial womb).
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And DiPietro worried that folks looking to make some money might use these results might create products showing faces to fetuses in the womb, the same way that people play music for fetuses in the womb.
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RuPaul has been workin' it since he came out of the womb!
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I mean, I&aposm sure your bucket list started in the womb.
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Maybe he meant to say "torn" instead of "born from the womb"?
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When I came out of my mom's womb, I came in worthy.
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"I think when I came out of the womb," White, naturally, joked.
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Being a dark-skinned black woman, you heard it from the womb.
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Uncrustables My daughter came right out the womb stubborn and strong willed.
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You arrive feeling like a newborn baby fresh out of the womb.
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Hilarious, too — my father came out the womb spouting self-deprecating jokes.
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The American automobile has become a wandering womb protecting a fetal driver.
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This artificial womb successfully grew baby sheep — and humans could be next.
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It's challenging conventional notions of embryonic and fetal viability outside the womb.
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"I opened her up and found her womb was rotten," he says.
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Wade, because they're restrictions before a fetus is viable outside the womb.
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Baylor plans to attempt 10 womb transplants before the end of 2016.
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I skied directly out of the womb and then hit a bong.
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Their artificial womb is called the ex-vivo uterine environment (EVE) therapy.
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Exposure to pollutants in the womb through adolescence can cause irreparable harm.
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"It turns out that in the womb, babies have cues," he said.
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Ty Rowton has been a fan since he was in the womb.
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I fell in love with my Chiefs while in my mom's womb.
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We protect the vulnerable in the womb and welcome the vulnerable migrant.
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But for her, human rights don't extend to humans in the womb.
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It can be inserted vaginally to relieve cramps in the womb area.
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Finally, your baby can listen to Drake's new album in the womb.
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For others, a swelling womb threatens their integrity—their literal self-possession.
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In the womb, gestation affects gene expression in ways we're still discovering.
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He was born two months prematurely, and links water with the womb.
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You popped out of the womb with your checkbook and car keys.
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Will the artificial womb just be like a mechanical version of surrogacy?
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Mr. Lowry practically emerged from the womb with a hammer in hand.
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There is a womb under the world, to which you must return.
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KABUL, Afghanistan — Even in his mother's womb, Donald Trump was unusually sensitive.
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Seems like you came out of your mom's womb that way. Yes.
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He's done the Vermin Womb [grindcore project featuring members of CTTOAFF] stuff.
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There is even one unique image of a fetus in a womb.
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It makes me feel comfortable, almost like I'm back in the womb.
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Another hand, shaped like a snake, is wrapped around the figure's womb.
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Maybe, inside my womb, I could warm my daughter back to life.
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And although we shared the same womb, we have completely different interests.
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Oversized stuffed toys flop in soft womb-like enclosures under maroon gauze.
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A wearable pregnancy simulator that isolates the womb from gender and sex.
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"Like you were hearing the sounds from inside a womb," she explained.
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Lie #2628: Babies in the womb can't feel pain at five months.
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Is it weeks later, when the baby could survive outside the womb?
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A medical examination later confirmed that both twins died in the womb.
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With that, Tyrion guesses about the mini Lannister currently growing in her womb.
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Instead of air, the lungs receive liquid like they do in the womb.
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The way we talk about infertility — the dreaded "barren womb" — is all wrong.
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Thus, Christians have specifically Christian reasons for protecting unborn beings in the womb.
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And the idea of entirely artificial, womb-free reproduction is still science fiction.
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In the 1920s, his mother outlasted a hurricane with him in the womb.
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For me, this is not a business scenario or merely renting a womb.
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My first abduction experience happened in the womb because my mom was abducted.
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Would the arguments against mandated use of the artificial womb still hold water?
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The infant was "hiding behind her siblings in the womb," KWTX- TV reported.
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Like a normal womb, it would be closed off from the outside world.
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The bond that twins develop in the womb play out after they're born.
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Then, the embryo was transferred into Ashleigh's womb, and she delivered the baby.
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Or, if we're thinking big picture, she's in the middle of a womb.
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Also, way to make a girl feel like she's anything but a womb.
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The elder Figueroa then cut the baby from Ochoa-Lopez's womb, Murphy said.
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They were in the womb when they showed up on the Today show.
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Zuni elders told me that the mountain was created within the Earth's womb.
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Yes, he really has always looked that serious since he exited the womb.
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Rihanna still had sleeves and The Klaxons wore tunics fringed with womb lining.
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But the Palestinians are winning what some call the "battle of the womb".
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I pictured our tiny child trapped in her womb, pumped up with sugar.
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It kicked constantly — the others, affected even in the womb, had hardly moved.
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In the story, Elizabeth feels the child in her womb stir with joy.
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Sean Lomax likes to tell people he came out of the womb whistling.
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"single" is defined as anyone who doesn't emerge from the womb already pregnant
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Liu then set her sights on mice instead, creating an artificial mouse womb.
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I see myself floating in my mother's womb, suspended in fluids and flesh.
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And that your womb could just get up and wander around your body.
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Growing a foetus from conception in a synthetic womb is still science fiction.
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Our baby was refusing to leave the womb, and who could blame him?
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So how you actually create mini-models of the womb in a laboratory?
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Rome is a big womb and many things have come out of it.
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Amniotic fluid was building up in Cullen-Delsol's womb, putting pressure on Alex.
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"It was her and her baby she had in her womb," she said.
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"My mama's womb," he'd say, and the waiting room lit up with smiles.
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I came out of the womb thinking "cash flow"; that's exactly what happened.
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Maurice's ex-wife, Cynthia, used drugs while their daughter was in the womb.
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The transfusions in the womb kept her alive, but only treated her illness.
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"Womb-mates," my mother jokes — only 10 minutes separated his birth and mine.
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They are just killing all the children in the womb who have it.
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That's the pressure that I feel ever since he was in my womb.
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"I always tell him, 'You were inside the womb playing basketball,' " she said.
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But what remained was the disturbing extension of that logic: If a man and a woman have equal rights and responsibilities over the contents of the woman's womb, then her womb — her body — is quite literally no longer her own.
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"While H.B. 481 contains some strong personhood components, such as declaring babies in the womb natural persons, we are very saddened that it also denies equal justice and equal protection for subclasses of children in the womb," she said on Saturday.
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In any case, all that tissue develops just as actual tissue in the womb does during a cycle, and when your period starts, the blood doesn't just come from your uterus, but also from all that tissue outside the womb.
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I'd failed her even in my womb, dragging her through my stress and heartache.
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Henriques promises a "unique experience" for those curious to test out the Sonic Womb.
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Nor are they considering fetal development in the womb, especially brain and sexual development.
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Now they continue to deny the obvious truth of human life in the womb.
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A woman spends lots of money to create human life in her own womb.
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When she was dead, the elder Figueroa cut the teen's baby from her womb.
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"Our bill says that baby in the womb is a person," said Republican Rep.
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That's why babies love white noise, since it mimics the sound of the womb.
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She can either continue her pregnancy or transfer the fetus to the artificial womb.
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To David, Ptonomy's memory of the womb — "warm and blind" — must sound like paradise.
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When he sits on your head in the womb for 9 months, you're connected.
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At some point, Ari Fitz kind of forgot that she even has a womb.
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I had courage like that from the time I came out of the womb.
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The surgeons then placed Lynlee back inside the womb and sewed the uterus shut.
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They gave you this diagnosis called "wandering womb," which is kind of like hysteria.
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And also that it's extremely rude to ask about the contents of my womb?
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But rates of this outcome got steadily better with more time in the womb.
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Maybe, by tinkering in the wrong place, they had arrested development in the womb.
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It essentially dyes their fur in the womb, and the color fades over time.
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Morning penile erections affect all men, even men in the womb and male children.
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"He's going to come through," she whispers calmly to the baby in her womb.
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No one comes out of the womb loving brunch, romcoms, and cold shoulder tops.
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The nest hugged her like a womb and comforted her like she'd never felt.
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"Rather that than someone who grabs babies right out of the womb," Heimbach replied.
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Clinicians also make sure the embryo is growing before it's transferred to the womb.
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Some baby burners even made their first appearance at the event in the womb...
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And who is the father of the child in Cynthia's womb, the third casualty?
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The fetuses aren't twins — rather, they develop in two different sacs within the womb.
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Do they open up pregnant sows and pluck little unborn piglets from the womb?
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Not all of us zoomed out of the womb as fully formed Rico Suaves.
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Whatever life exists in the womb in its earliest forms, abortion certainly ends it.
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In Palenque, even joy seems retrospective, shrouded in the womb of a heroic past.
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Out of the womb we are all equal, and equally in need of care.
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I wonder if it is about being in the womb or the birth canal.
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But the virus that attacked his brain in the womb apparently spared his sister.
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"Life in the womb is sacred and worthy of full legal protections," he said.
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I can make out some words, thick with accent and idiom: womb, wash, taint .
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Nobody comes out of the womb needing to buy two seats on the airplane.
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At 20 weeks, a fetus isn't "viable," or capable of surviving outside the womb.
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While video footage of the lamb within the artificial womb may look startling at first, the device could one day be a "bridge between the mother's womb and the outside world," said Dr. Alan Flake, co-author of the study, n a statement.
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Exposure to drugs and other toxic chemicals in the womb can also result in microcephaly.
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A lamb in an artificial womb from a team at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia.
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A bath of artificial amniotic fluid fills the bag to mimic conditions inside the womb.
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They were still in the womb when they lost their fathers on September 11, 2001.
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In the future, such an "edited human" could even be raised in an artificial womb.
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The womb and cervix are then removed from the donor and transplanted into the recipient.
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She had been strangled and her unborn baby forcibly removed from her womb, police said.
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The air tastes of salt, and the lull of the waves feels almost womb-like.
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A lamb in an artificial womb from a team at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia.
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I knew I wasn't his ideal mate and maybe I wasn't his ideal womb either.
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In a rare genetic event, Muhl fused together with her fraternal twin in the womb.
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It's the idea of connection, perhaps even dating back to our days in the womb.
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Here were our thoughts/theories/hopes for the new trailer We begin inside a womb.
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Water is the "first medicine;" it sustains us in our mother's womb, Spotted Eagle says.
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It's when all or some of the placenta stays inside a mother's womb after birth.
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But while she watched the documentary she thought about the baby boy in her womb.
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She would attack my abdomen, wanting to burst my womb and destroy my reproductive system.
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Mr Northam actually suggested that a child could be aborted after birth, outside the womb.
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There are also accounts of transplanting ape testicles into men, womb insertion, and voluntary castration.
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Police say the two women then strangled her and cut the baby from her womb.
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"The baby in the womb is well buffered from typical environmental noises," Dr. Fifer says.
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This photograph lacked any indication that the womb was bounded by the pregnant woman's body.
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I started to think of my growing stomach as the Womb of the Unknown Soldier.
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The woman is a victim in this case as is the life in her womb.
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By now, you've heard that Beyoncé is carrying two little ones inside her blessed womb.
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The first baby born after a live donor womb transplant was in Sweden in 2013.
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"Ripping the baby out of the womb" on the "final day" is... a C-section?
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My sister swore to me that Mama's current baby will last in the womb forever.
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It's unknown whether the baby contracted the virus in the womb or during the labor.
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Tyler Hamilton once blamed a doping positive on a vanishing twin in his mother's womb.
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Should employers cover the price of creating and transferring an embryo into a surrogate's womb?
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Wade which says states can't restrict abortion before a fetus is viable outside the womb.
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In South Asia the mistreatment starts in the womb, with the selective abortion of girls.
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Tucker's mismatched eyes aren't passed down, but something bad keeps going wrong in Rhonda's womb.
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The woman is a victim in this case, as is the life in her womb.
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And pregnant women may begin to know it as an unwelcome stowaway in the womb.
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That doesn't start at the first breath, it starts when we enter our mother's womb.
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" He said he wanted to protect "children who can feel pain in the mother's womb.
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The death occurred during the procedure, before the fetus left the womb, Dr. Conti said.
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Doctors concluded that it was a twin she had absorbed while in her mother's womb.
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They kill the woman, cut open her womb, and [steal] the fetus—a live baby.
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The individual quilts remind me of fetal shapes, twisting, turning, and becoming in the womb.
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The autonomy of our lives is an illusion that our origins within the womb dispels.
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An artificial womb might be a possible solution, but again, that's not something we'll have access to anytime soon, nor does it solve the low-gravity issue as it pertains to fetal development (unless the artificial womb is placed in a centrifuge to simulate gravity).
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I'm thinking, in part, of VRSE's early demo, as well as Alexander Tsiaras' 2010 terrific talk, featured on TED, and what a hugely emotional experience it'd be to go inside the womb and see your own baby's fetus at giant scale within the womb.
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" But I'd watch the whole passage again just for the hilarious pun on the word "womb.
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Dr. Niakan, a developmental biologist, has no intention of implanting the altered embryos in a womb.
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Entering it, after the first compact and womb-like space, feels like emerging into fresh air.
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Thats what I was trying to allude to, but thank you for thinking of my womb.
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Dominique had a twin, but she never fully developed, instead fusing with her in the womb.
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The same goes for children whose mothers were exposed when they were still in the womb.
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What about the 60 million children that have died in the womb since Roe v. Wade?
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Here, he has installed a wooden, nest-like sculpture that he likens to his mother's womb.
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He warned them that Lucía could lose her womb if they went through with the abortion.
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"All of that is interrelated to the life you had in the womb," Dr. Karp says.
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That's what I was trying to allude to but thank you for thinking of my womb.
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But that begs the question: if we're inside our mother's womb, what are we dreaming about?
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Wade, and revisit the question on whether a baby in the womb is considered a person.
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Tracy Morgan popped up on Saturday Night Live in the most unexpected of places: Beyoncé's womb.
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Swaddling reminds your baby of the embrace of the womb, and it also prevents upsetting flailing.
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" That list of sinners includes Polly (Tiera Skovbye), and the "sin she carries in her womb.
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Her additional time in the womb, away from the sun, had turned her coat jet-black.
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Because the evidence for effects passed on from mother to child in the womb is compelling.
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It also threads the surrogate-pregnancy industry and "rent-a-womb tourism" into its dense weave.
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Babies with microcephaly have small heads because their brains did not completely develop in the womb.
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"From the womb to the White House" the former First Daughters have been through it all.
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I realized that the psychological weight of three generations of black women lives in my womb.
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The uterus, or womb, transplant took place in the city of Pune in southwest India, Thursday.
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"Young" can make you look like you just emerged from the womb with baby-soft skin.
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This is the moment I met her for the 1st time right out of the womb.
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Dominique had a twin who never fully developed, instead fusing with her body in the womb.
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Flipping it on its side to take it apart, until he's crawling back into the womb.
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In the video, a man and woman fight desperately to escape of a womb-like cocoon.
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She asks if he would mind if she borrowed Khloé's womb for a year or so.
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In fact, the "wandering womb" theory can be traced back to medical practice in Ancient Greece,
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Jax, who is currently 10 weeks old, spent about 165 days in his mother Sassie's womb.
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Remember, the womb is noisy: louder than a vacuum cleaner and running 24 hours a day.
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But babies don't need freedom, they need the feeling of security they had in the womb.
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Children who were exposed while in the womb are more likely to develop attention-deficit disorder.
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" That listing claims the pearls can "detox your womb, reset your natural balance," and "remove toxins.
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We don't come out of the womb knowing how to sketch cat-eyes or match foundation.
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They were never meant for implantation inside a womb or to grow to become human babies.
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But nonetheless, researchers are finding ingenious ways to unravel the mysteries of this ancestral solar womb.
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Tradition has bound women so tightly that spouses are sometimes chosen for babies in the womb.
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Butte, though, was birthed from the "copper womb," as one poet wrote, a far richer lode.
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The baby had had a heart attack, most likely while she was still in the womb.
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It was designed to test whether the medication could help increase babies' growth in the womb.
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Ever since I was in my mother's womb, classical music has been part of my life.
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I believe that babies should be vaccinated pretty much as soon as they exit the womb.
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Inherit one X each from mom and dad, and develop ovaries, a womb and a vagina.
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But after complications in the womb, Crystal gave birth to Ashton and Alivea at 19 weeks.
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"I've never known happiness from the moment I came out of my mother's womb," Lee says.
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"The baby has already been exposed to a lot of techno in the womb," she said.
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Placental mammals like humans are born relatively mature, but take longer to develop in the womb.
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When Ava was in my womb, J'Ann would listen to her heart beat with a stethoscope.
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Most often, at 37 weeks, your baby is developed enough to be healthy outside the womb.
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Many children who survived exposure to the drug in the womb were born with limb deformities.
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To learn more about Adam Fuss Daguerreotypes & The Womb of the Pre-Raphaelite Imagination, click here.
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Prosecutors allege Clarisa Figueroa strangled her with a coaxial cable and cut the infant from her womb.
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Everything that had made me vibrantly female was ripped away along with my womb and my ovaries.
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Researchers have made a giant egg-like contraption to recreate what it sounds like in the womb.
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Chrissy Teigen would do anything for her friends — including lending them her womb to carry their child.
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This is a commercial about how your parents can disappoint you, even when you're in the womb.
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It was nearly a month before the girls finally met face-to-face outside of the womb.
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Additionally, he wants to support his dad's idea for an external gestational womb for pre-term babies.
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About 33 of 1,000 children not exposed to antipychotics in the womb were diagnosed with birth defects.
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The director and Planet Terror actress is presenting her short Woman's Womb as part of the show.
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One traditional technique used regularly is a "deep massage" of the womb, known to cause fatal hemorrhages.
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In an ideal world, we would take care of human beings from the womb to the tomb.
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That's where ultrasound, the technology doctors uses to look at babies in the womb, makes a difference.
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Sweden reported the first successful birth following a womb transplant in 2014, according to the Associated Press.
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"The woman is a victim in this case as is the life in her womb," Trump said.
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Not so fast — Jaime may be her twin, but he was also second out of the womb.
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The artificial womb kept premature lambs alive for four weeks, which is longer than any previous attempt.
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"Another note from the TV personality read: "Babies lost in the womb were never touched by fear.
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He said, 'Everything comes from the womb: It's the one thing that we all have in common.
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As fetuses develop in the womb, they are exposed to various levels of hormones, in particular testosterone.
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The child wasn't breathing as he emerged from the womb, but doctors quickly got his lungs working.
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Apparently her grandfather knows that his unborn great-granddaughter is in breech position in her mom's womb.
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Research suggests that babies are naturally inclined to crave sugar as soon as they exit the womb.
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In "Womb," Smith's sons practice martial arts, their bodies partially enveloped by a layer of white gossamer.
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It's still a world where Sansa is valued mostly as a womb that will produce an heir.
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Pence who signed into law a historic bill protecting unborn children from lethal discrimination in the womb.
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" He says he believes the baby was ripped from Savanna's womb — "cut out like a C-section.
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Casey that states cannot ban abortion prior to viability, when a fetus can survive outside the womb.
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Researchers at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia published research on their own artificial womb, the Biobag, in 2017.
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He noticed that a fetus in a womb looked like a seed in a shell, Isaacson writes.
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Put more precisely, she says, they care only when a child is in the womb, not after.
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And what about people without the means to join in the genetic data sprint to the womb?
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DNA in human embryos could be changed but only if they are never implanted into a womb.
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I'd just sit there stupefied as a newborn calf ejected from the virtual womb, trying to cope.
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Some experts think that paedophilia usually has an early biological cause, perhaps genetic or in the womb.
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There, a baby boy left her womb and fell, lifeless, to the bottom of the septic tank.
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Supporting this morally vital legislation to protect life outside the womb is a sadly necessary first step.
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Exposure in the womb to air pollution in general can lead to preterm birth and birth defects.
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Essentially, The Fresh Prince of Bel Air was born from a metaphorical womb owned by the IRS.
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When you emerged from the womb, it's very likely you instinctively drew oxygen deep into your lungs.
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Babies born with NAS experience withdrawal shortly after birth, caused by exposure to opioids in the womb.
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Turner had an intense painterly work ethic, it seems, from the time he emerged from the womb.
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Find out more about endometrial cancer here and contact Womb Cancer Support UK for support and advice.
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"You should know that the world outside my door has tightened its womb for you," He sings.
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To me motherhood means guiding someone in your care [and not just carrying it in your womb].
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Ectogenesis, the process of gestating a fetus outside the womb, sounds like the stuff of science fiction.
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For four days and nights, they huddled in its womb before emerging, frightened the hurricane might return.
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Wade decision, which legalized abortion up to the point when a fetus is viable outside the womb.
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" In the end, he wrote, the "watery" environment of the womb made the fetal rabbits fish, "St.
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"Every child" in the womb is a gift that "changes the history of a family," he said.
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We'd want each person to have all their data from when they're still in their moms' womb.
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The blood, when it came, seemed to originate from somewhere deeper and more mysterious than my womb.
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He witnessed his own birth in reverse, plunging back into his mother's womb from a diving board.
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Samuel lived for three hours out of the womb, and Strangfeld was able to hold her son.
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Exposure to rubella in the womb can have many side effects -- the worst of which is death.
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Another is that a doctor determines that the fetus will be unable to survive outside the womb.
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Infertility caused by abnormalities of the uterus, or womb, affects 1 in 500 reproductive-age women globally.
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Exposure in the womb can have lifelong consequences for a man's genital development and his testosterone levels.
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Here she is ... the first kid to ever win a major tennis tournament from inside the womb!!!!
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LG: It's like the wolf in ... Louie: Came out of the womb and started playing Brick Breaker.
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I chose red, as it really helped carry the whole "giant womb" experience to the next level.
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In other cases someone might have shared the womb with a fraternal twin and absorbed their cells.
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The opportunity to access never-before-told stories trapped within molars that started growing when a fetus was still inside the womb also may contribute to conversations around an idea called the Barker Hypothesis, which says that conditions in the womb contribute to development of diseases later in life.
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The exact cause of endometrial cancer (also known as womb cancer) remains unknown, but most risk factors have been linked to the womb lining's exposure to estrogen, which can cause endometrial cells to grow out of control—a process known as hyperplasia—and increase the possibility of cancer.
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"I want someone with a womb in the White House at least one time before I die," Mrs.
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There is still no indication as to how they might fare if actually implanted in a human womb.
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He came out of the womb of a revolutionary and was taught that theory is nothing without action.
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"There are other types of interventions that similarly replicate the sensation of being in the womb," she said.
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Wade and elsewhere that states cannot ban abortion before viability, when a fetus can survive outside the womb.
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If it's passed from mother to child in the womb, it can also cause birth defects or miscarriage.
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Baylor, which launched its womb transplant program last year, has completed eight out of 10 planned uterus transplants.
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His face looks a little funny due to a facial deformity that resulted from his mom's overcrowded womb.
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It's also taking pre-orders for a device that tracks the heartbeat of an infant in the womb.
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Next, early Renaissance images depicted Christ in pink because the color was associated with innocence and the womb.
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Fetuses generally become viable — that is, able to survive outside the womb — at around 24 weeks of pregnancy.
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Her infant son, who police said was cut from her womb, was in a hospital in grave condition.
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So my womb is just, it's not the best place to have a healthy pregnancy with no issues.
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Congenital heart disease occurs when a baby's heart or blood vessels develop in abnormal ways in the womb.
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She was born without a uterus and had received a womb from a deceased donor in her 30s.
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It's a global situation: I mean, the guy who shot the cover from Womb is from Eastern Europe.
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An amazing ultrasound shows Pennsylvania twins Isabella and Callie sharing a sweet kiss while still in the womb.
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The murk-filled box becomes an unholy womb, conceiving a ghastly being that flickers into furious, monstrous form.
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Known as a Pinard horn, it is used to check the heartbeat of a baby in the womb.
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Importantly, the system is not meant to extend viability outside of the womb further back than 23 weeks.
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But the worst is when a pregnancy is already far advanced and the child dies in the womb.
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The squeal of "Awww!" she elicited upon looking at the dog's adorable visage made my barren womb twinge.
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Now, we have the first evidence that this preference for faces may, in fact, develop in the womb.
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Endometriosis occurs when the lining of the uterus grows outside of the womb, leading to chronic pelvic pain.
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They may have been exposed to environmental contaminants such as endocrine disruptors, cigarettes, or pesticides, in the womb.
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The intervention of neurosurgery wasn't enough to save her, and she died with her fetus in her womb.
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"It's as if the building is coming out of the womb, the Palestinian Mother Nature," Ms. Jarbawi said.
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Abortion rights activists called the law unconstitutional because it limits abortions before fetuses can survive outside the womb.
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My friend did my makeup and made me look glowy, like I just came out of the womb.
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From the 13th week in the womb, babies tend to suck either their right or their left thumb.
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"When I do a shot of heroin, it's almost like being back in my mama's womb," he says.
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It's like they just can't be bothered if the integrity of their partner's empty womb isn't at stake.
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Note: If you are already a living, breathing human being, you can't be in Beyoncé's womb right now.
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He was born with a broken arm because a man tried to kick him out of her womb.
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In that context, any birth from a biological womb rather than a synthetic one could be considered natural.
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We'd known him since he was in the womb, but that wasn't the same as knowing him now.
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If you "rip" a newborn from its mother's womb "in the ninth month," that's called a C-section.
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Eventually the cause of the friend's bleeding was discovered: not a pregnancy, but a tumor in her womb.
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She said he stuffed his hand up her vagina, saying he was trying to pull her womb out.
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And finally, here's one designed to capture the feeling of being a kitten in a mother cat's womb.
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For the majority of your pregnancy, the baby in your womb has been dependent on you for everything.
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They went to bed early and woke up late, feeling less buried alive than back in the womb.
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But should an artificial womb succeed for premature infants, it could have far-reaching legal and ethical consequences.
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Of the 179,007 children included in the study, about 2 percent were exposed to antidepressants in the womb.
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Mr. Nilsson fused artistic and scientific virtuosity to blaze a new frontier in photography, especially within the womb.
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During a baby's last weeks in the womb, there's dramatic maturation in the brain and rapid physical growth.
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Leveille believed Ramzi used black magic to steal the baby from Leveille's womb, according to the FBI agent.
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A technician uses a device called a transducer to send sound waves through the skin into the womb.
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A healthy fetus becomes viable — potentially able to survive outside the womb — at about 24 weeks of pregnancy.
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Superman" or "Justice League" or Universal's killed-in-the-womb Monsterverse that died with 2017's "The Mummy.
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Glesta has included a sonogram of her own heartbeat, and the sound is comparable to entering a womb.
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Michigan Mom Gives Birth to Baby Boy After Surviving Aneurysm and Brain Surgery While Pregnant "This unique womb-like, fluid environment could bridge the critical time from mother's womb to outside world and reduce mortality and disability for extremely premature infants," officials said in a statement on the CHOP website.
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The researchers recorded the heartbeat sounds used in the project by inserting a microphone into a pregnant ewe's womb.
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It can also spread from mother to child in the womb, raising the risk of birth defects or miscarriage.
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I was actually born with 35 bone fractures, coming out of my mom's womb — but look at me now!
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It is nestled in a womb-chamber filled with currents of blue that branch deeply into the enclosed space.
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Ironically, it feels like the show is reducing her to a womb Obviously, I sympathize with a mother's love.
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The little boy gave a wide smile and stretched his limbs as doctors lifted him from his mother's womb.
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Photo: SD-Pictures (Pixabay)The idea that air pollution can hurt developing fetuses in the womb is not controversial.
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Some are minimally invasive "ultrasound guided" operations in which surgeons make small incisions and use instruments inside the womb.
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To develop further, the blastocyst has to implant in the womb, where it transforms into a more complex architecture.
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The 2015 law would bar doctors from using instruments such as forceps to remove a fetus from the womb.
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But contrary to what some might assume, Ruby Rose didn't pop out of the womb with her signature cut.
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The dilemma would once would have been solved by pressing into service an imperial womb-for-hire, or concubine.
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Prior to trying the bed, Holdsworth told me "it feels like being in the womb," which made me grimace.
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One is coming up in a couple weeks to do workshops on womb massage and a few different things.
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Make no mistake: Though its ambitions are accessible and open-minded, Womb is a pretty niche project (for now).
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By holding a chicken's egg over a woman's belly, he claims to be able to spy into her womb.
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"I think the first time I started dancing was coming out of my mother's womb," she tells PEOPLE exclusively.
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A newly-tested artificial womb could change the way doctors care for babies born prematurely, according to new research.
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The new study suggests that Zika is capable of breaching these built-in defense mechanisms in the mother's womb.
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When they finished their operation, the surgeons placed LynLee back inside the womb and sewed her mother's uterus shut.
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The GOP hates any human who isn't rich, white, straight, male, or a cluster of cells in a womb.
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Roman wasn't doing well in my womb and had to be taken immediately or the doctors feared the worst.
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Baths can be almost womb-like, the body both weightlessly suspended and protected by the density of the water.
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Is she cradling Elizabeth's womb, as she does in so many other paintings made before and after this one?
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"Because [previous anatomists] considered the woman a vessel only, they didn't consider that the womb did work," says Schillace.
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This week, scientists reported that they were able to treat a serious genetic disorder in the womb — in mice.
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Because I so loved being pregnant, I felt ripped off that he was leaving my womb three weeks early.
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But if the womb lining isn't suitably prepared, it may prevent healthy embryos from implanting—or do the opposite.
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"Wandering Womb" appears on Peeling's second EP 7 Years of Blood via Buzz Records, which came out last week.
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Once he pulls himself out of the womb by his bootstraps, the imagined economic individual wants one thing: more.
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An accurate conception of addiction also has implications for the fate of children exposed to drugs in the womb.
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A lit tea-light is passed around, left to right, because—apparently—blood in the womb flows this way.
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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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God has a plan, liberals like to kill babies in the womb, and black people are the real racists.
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The virus can penetrate the womb in pregnant women, causing a rare but crippling birth defect known as microcephaly.
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The 26-year-old woman received the womb from a deceased donor during a nine-hour operation last month.
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I could swear my kid could smell the food coming or had some kind of out-of-womb senses!
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We can reduce crying and improve sleep dramatically by following the natural cues that babies have in the womb.
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The tests on Semenya revealed that she has undescended testes, lacks a womb, and produces high levels of testosterone.
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The medical term for a baby exposed to opioid abuse in the womb is, neonatal abstinence syndrome, or NAS.
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Tweeting a picture of a child developing in the womb and expressing an acknowledgment of the right to life.
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Abortion-rights activists are calling the law unconstitutional because it limits abortions before fetuses can survive outside the womb.
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Shortly after the murder, they cut Yovanny from Ochoa-Lopez's womb and discarded her body in a trash can.
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During the latent phase, the muscles of the uterus (womb) contract and make the cervix shorter, thinner, and softer.
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Unlike the cells in the womb that leave the body as a period, the blood has nowhere to go.
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A smear test checks the health of the cervix, which is the opening to the womb from the vagina.
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A researcher from Britain recently found that fetuses prefer to look at face-like images while in the womb.
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Norman suffers from endometriosis — a chronic and debilitating illness triggered by uterine-like cells growing outside of the womb.
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TikTok lights are turning pedestrian bedrooms into creative cocoons, with soft colored lighting for an almost womb-like comfort.
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The researchers said the effects were because the women were naturally exposed to their brothers' testosterone in the womb.
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The idea is that both womb and woman need an herbal detox pearl to cleanse out this overwhelming negativity.
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Or Alter Ego, a text-based "life simulation game" that takes you back to the womb over and over.
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Like Jillian, Dean's son, Patrick, is on the smaller side, and her baby is measuring smaller in the womb.
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If our lawmakers and their constituents truly believe human life begins in the womb, they should vote that way.
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Anti-abortion activists have long said that the most dangerous place for a black child is in the womb.
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Some of the risks involved in this surgery are damage to the uterus or womb, premature births and infections.
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A year before her son&aposs birth, Gobrecht received a womb as part of an organ transplant research trial.
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All told, that adds up to 150,000 lost gestational days that US babies should have spent in the womb.
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"There is a tyranny in the womb of every utopia," the French economist and futurist Bertrand de Jouvenel wrote.
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Doctors performing fetal surgery use anesthesia on children in the womb — just as they would with any other patient.
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" One day in Dr. Eames's lab, Bridie discovered an infant in a jar, "sound asleep in its glass womb.
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Month one: responsivenessUntil birth, babies have spent their entire lives in the quiet, darkness of their mother&aposs womb.
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It felt nice, made for a great story, and was easily the most spacious womb I've ever been inside.
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The study team focused on a total of 89 exposures in the womb and 128 exposures during early childhood.
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It also allows for an abortion after the 20th week if the fetus has a fatal defect in the womb.
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Dream already has her own IG account – with way more followers than me – serving fresh-out-of-the-womb glam.
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Formation of food preferences start in the womb, and the first months of life are crucial in developing eating habits.
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The parasite can, more rarely, spread through food, blood and organ donations, or from mother to child in the womb.
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This anomaly was so severe that her fetus was likely to die in the womb or very soon after birth.
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Brian Kemp's signature, bans abortions after doctors detect a fetal heartbeat in the womb—about six weeks into a pregnancy.
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And she embodies a growing sense among young evangelicals that being pro-life cannot simply mean life in the womb.
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Just like you read to them in the womb, you need to start teaching them the value of the land.
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She suggests kegels and womb massages to release physical trauma, but stresses that mental blockages need to be cleared, too.
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"I got to feel our daughter — who I didn't know would be our daughter — in the womb," she told KTVU.
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" Another time, he said that the most dangerous place to live in the US was a "mother's womb," appending "#endabortionnow.
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Wade gave women in the US the right to obtain abortions until the fetus could viably live outside the womb.
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When they did the second ultrasound, they found that the baby had no heartbeat and had died in the womb.
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For several months after birth, babies are protected by maternal antibodies passed on while they are still in the womb.
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However, the virus can penetrate the womb in pregnant women, causing a rare but crippling birth defect known as microcephaly.
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The landscape itself is a pulsating, like a black-tar filled womb akin to the one in the opening shot.
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They can also die in the womb, or they can suffer other defects from malformed limbs to subtle brain damage.
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After months together in their mother's womb, twins Weston and Caleb Lyman were not ready to leave each other's side.
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They allegedly cut Smallwood's unborn baby from her womb and stabbed the infant multiple times, AL reports, citing court documents.
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It was in April and they were still in the womb, but their dad, Scott McFarland, says it still counts.
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Wade, the 1973 Supreme Court decision that prohibits states from banning abortion before a fetus can survive outside the womb.
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The gel-based, heat-activated design was inspired by the Wolverine-like skin we have when we're in the womb.
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Erika Christensen and her husband learned at 30 weeks that her fetus wouldn't be able to breathe outside the womb.
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Three days earlier, she had discovered that the fetus in her womb was malformed and had no chance of survival.
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Born to a litter of six puppies, his mama dog's womb was so crowded that Beaux's developing cranium became sunken.
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This is called John Henryism or weathering, and is worse than a cradle-to-grave crisis: It's womb-to-grave.
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Dr. Fifer says infants may enjoy hearing music while in the womb, and music can certainly relax the mother, too.
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Now that her skin had already been stretched to accommodate twins in the womb, it's become much easier for her.
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ISIS One sketch opens with twin babies in the womb, trying to determine where they are going to be born.
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A 26-year-old woman received the new womb in a nine-hour operation, the hospital said in a statement.
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The entire episode, entitled "Memphis," was a deep dive into William's life from the time he was in the womb.
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In the emergency room, doctors realized she was miscarrying an ectopic pregnancy, where a fetus develops outside of the womb.
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Dwayne Johnson is celebrating a huge debut, and it ain't on a movie screen ... it's in his longtime girlfriend's womb.
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In the womb, the umbilical cord runs from your mom to you, passing through an opening in your abdominal muscles.
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"I despised myself from pretty much close to getting out of the womb," comedian Richard Lewis said in the documentary.
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The new mom said she tried everything she could to make Kirra Max turn in her womb, but was unsuccessful.
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Sakamoto, poisoned while still in the womb, considers it her duty to tell the world about the dangers of mercury.
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"The woman is a victim in this case as is the life in her womb," Trump said in a statement.
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We do, however, have the consolations of Kasper Tuxen's lush photography, which turns the forest into a damp green womb.
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The psalmist wrote, "For you created my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother's womb" (Psalm 139:13).
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She was helped along by books about re-creating the womb during those first months after her son was born.
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It's a phenomenon known as superfetation, in which a second fetus develops in the womb while one is already present.
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When asked who the youngest person he had hypnotized was, he claimed he had hypnotized babies still in the womb.
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Meanwhile, this video seems to have achieved some kind of fugue state; a womb-like nullification of all sensory input.
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She thought about how some women feel attached to their babies while they're in the womb and how she didn't.
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He harangued her about being unmarried and said she should put her vagina and womb "to work," Rabbi Sabath said.
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"You can rip the baby out of the womb and kill the baby," he said, incorrectly describing the medical procedure.
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Navarro's use of clear jello makes the babies appear as though they're in the womb, sleeping restfully in placental fluid.
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The Supreme Court has ruled that states can regulate abortion only after a fetus could survive outside a mother's womb.
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But by visualizing how organs form in mice, this research could help doctors investigate developmental issues inside the human womb.
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Seventeen ban the procedure at viability, or the point in which a fetus can sustain life outside of a womb.
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She was experiencing symptoms of endometrial cancer, as it metastasized, untreated, from her womb to other parts of her body.
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Baby Christopher was diagnosed in the womb with anencephaly, which is the absence of a major portion of the brain.
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We joke that the whir of the boats motor and gentle rocking must be taking her back to the womb!
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After a routine prenatal check suggested her fetus was constricted in her womb, she delivered her daughter at 36 weeks.
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A day later, doctors performed a C-section on her too, because she had absorbed her twin in the womb.
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Some medical references describe the illness as "incompatible with life," and most fetuses die in the womb from heart failure.
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You won't have to change diapers, calm fussiness or warm bottles: For nine months I'd like to borrow your womb.
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The ritual, borrowed from the biblical story of Bilhah and Rachel, emphasizes that Offred is nothing more than a womb.
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Recently, however, scientists announced that they had created an artificial womb in which lambs born prematurely grew for a month.
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It evoked the old trope that women are vengeful and hysterical — a word derived from the Greek word for womb.
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"I've really not liked the Cowboys since coming out of the womb," he said during a press conference on Wednesday.
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It's also unclear how much exposure to smoke kids had in the womb, which might also impact atrial fibrillation risk.
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They have to gain [half an ounce] per day, the same growth as they would have had in the womb.
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When you look at the numbers of the babies whose lives are terminated in the womb, you'll say, 'Uh oh.
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Fans are celebrating Carter's achievement on social media and joking that she was "outperforming the other girls in the womb."
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Media identified her as Sasikala and reported that she had had her womb removed, which would mean she cannot menstruate.
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Beneath these disputes lies a simple charge: Pro-lifers care about what happens in the womb, and nothing beyond it.
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But an emphasis on embryos in the womb is nothing more than that: a focusing of our attention and energy.
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Treating the womb as a microcosm for the rest of society also grounds an egalitarianism within the pro-life attitude.
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Outside the uterus, this tissue continues to behave like womb lining, thickening, breaking down, and bleeding during each menstrual cycle.
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Read more:The baby cut from the womb of pregnant Chicago teen has diedIllinois authorities say they weren't alerted to crucial early clues in the case of a baby who was allegedly cut out of his mother's wombA mother and daughter have been charged with killing a pregnant teen and cutting the baby from her womb
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For most people, the idea of returning to the womb is an out-there Freudian tenet, but for Réka Harsányi and Dóra Ida Szücs, two Hungarian artists interested in biofeedback, the womb is the perfect setting for their experimental dance performance, Birth, which explores how the body can be used to communicate without words.
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"I've heard her complain about her lips since she came out of the womb, honestly," Zolciak-Biermann said in Sept. 2016.
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The British experiment would not contravene the moratorium because there is no intention to implant the altered embryos in a womb.
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The lambs grew in the device as they would in a conventional womb, developing in a temperature controlled, near-sterile environment.
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An artificial womb can keep premature lambs alive for four weeks and support normal growth and development, a new report shows.
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The sweat lodge, he says, represents a return to our mother's womb, and the rhythm of the drums is her heartbeat.
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Eight premature baby lambs spent their last month of development in an external womb that resembled a high-tech ziplock bag.
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But years ago, when you were in the womb, it began as little more than a scattering of undifferentiated stem cells.
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For example, the placenta can stop working properly, infections can develop inside the womb, and more issues during labor can arise.
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"When you pop out the womb in East St. Louis, it's guns, drugs and danger, from start to finish," Miles writes.
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After initially showing slight signs of improvement, the baby boy who was cut from his mother's womb in April has died.
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Last year, Dolce angered many when he used the common derogatory term "womb rental" for surrogacy, which is banned in Italy.
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Beyond bedding, many people now rely on white noise machines — which were originally designed to mimic womb sounds — to fall asleep.
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But the tight bond formed in the womb could not withstand a swelling sense of resentment that fragmented their lifelong relationship.
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In the books, Dany was specifically told that her womb was cursed — but the show very specifically omitted that particular detail.
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There is also, sadly, no stopping the people who feel like her growing womb is a matter open for public conversation.
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The number of infants infected by their mothers in the womb or via breastfeeding fell by half between 2010 and 2015.
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The authors explained how they had successfully sustained significantly premature lambs for four weeks in an artificial womb they had designed.
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A baby girl who made history after undergoing an experimental operation while still in her mother's womb is finally going home.
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BABY DIAGNOSED WITH &aposMERMAID SYNDROME&apos DIES MINUTES AFTER BIRTH It is likely it developed in the womb, her parents said.
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Julianne Hough – who "started dancing coming out of my mother's womb," she jokes – also couldn't picture a life without her passion.
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"I pressed my hand to my belly, because bees follow their queen, so they would settle on my womb," she explains.
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She cut the baby out of Wilkins' womb, then later arrived to the hospital claiming that she'd miscarried the dead fetus.
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Medically speaking, endometriosis is where cells like the ones in the lining of the womb are found elsewhere in the body.
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The amniotic sac is a cushioned membrane that protects the fetus, umbilical cord, placenta and other fluids in a mother's womb.
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Paradiso revealed that their daughter, Omara, had developed an inoperable brain tumor in the womb and would not live until birth.
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Now, Beim is on a quest to bring other women out of the dark by bringing big data to the womb.
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Of course, Shaq took full credit -- explaining he's been teaching Shareef how to shoot since he came out of the womb!
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A new pair of studies have reported raising human embryos outside the womb for almost two weeks, longer than ever before.
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It also allowed states to place restrictions on the procedure from the time a fetus could viably survive outside the womb.
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Niakan and her team have no intention of implanting the embryos into the womb, so none will ever become a person.
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Kids are practically coming out of the womb tech-obsessed and usually even know how to work devices better than adults.
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Their numbers peaked at several million, then began their steep downward march, four months before you left your own mother's womb.
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Behind the curtain, the doctor makes an incision into the woman's abdomen, cuts into her womb and pulls out a baby.
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However, Dr Ewies says doctors are told in training that the hormones in the Mirena act only locally on the womb.
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She brings along her Glow show-within-a-show director Sam Sylvia (Marc Maron) of "womb goof" fame for moral support.
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You can't just try to recreate conditions inside their mother's womb, either, because their needs aren't the same as a fetus's.
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What we've found from the data at the GRG is that women outlive men at every age, including in the womb.
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I had one other name in mind but Stormie always felt like her name from when she was in the womb.
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But when a scientist edits the genes in an embryo prior to implantation into the womb, the germ line is altered.
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We think each life has intrinsic value and worth, whether you are a baby in the womb or an elderly woman.
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They give birth to a 105 kg calf, which first has to gestate in the mom's womb for nearly two years!
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There is currently no way to carry a pregnancy to term that does not require the womb of a living person.
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These things replace the womb as the object of our desires, and give rise to an almost insatiable desire for more.
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"The woman is a victim in this case, as is the life in her womb," Mr. Trump said in a statement.
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The very firearms that make revolution possible are birthed from a womb of slip, the raw material used to make ceramics.
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Wade protects women's right to abortion until a fetus is viable outside the womb; only after that can states enact restrictions.
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Suddenly, I felt this different, quite beautiful pleasure deep in my womb and I breathed with it and it felt amazing!
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A baby fresh from the womb is literally surprised by anything the world has to offer and has zero discernible tastes.
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Assuming the answer is yes, would your response be the same if that meant growing your baby in an artificial womb?
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We can still speak for those who do not have a voice, whether they are in the womb or under tyranny.
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"Thirty years ago, I lay in the womb of a woman, conceived in a sexual act of rape," the memoir begins.
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Many disagree, believing that life begins at "viability" — the point when the new life can survive independently outside the mother's womb.
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He seemed to be kneeling inside her womb; we could see his bottom and the soles of his feet, impossibly small.
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Ms. Theilade, as Venus, made her entrance by sliding out of the swan's womb, a body stocking making her appear naked.
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Footling breech: This is a feet-first position in which one or both legs sit below the buttocks in the womb.
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Who are these monstrous women and doctors that, in his lurid language, "rip" babies "from the mother's womb moments before birth"?
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It's a home allergen and asthma study that my mom signed me up for when I was still in the womb.
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Trump was protested in Boston earlier this month to visit a hospital treating babies recovering from drug exposure in the womb.
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Exposure to air pollution in the womb is associated with an increased risk for high blood pressure in childhood, researchers report.
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However, it poses grave risks to pregnant women since it can cross the placenta and infect a fetus in the womb.
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Since I'm just subletting your womb I care about its square footage, if the appliances work, if it's a safe neighborhood.
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Ties We'd both begun our travels in the same womb, but we did not meet until we were full-grown people.
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Over-emphasising your kid's gender from the womb is so last century, plus gender-neutral baby clothing is way more chic.
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Current Ohio law bars abortion after 20 weeks unless doctors can show that the baby is not viable outside the womb.
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But I wish I could say, with a straight face, that I actually heard Robinson's name while still in the womb.
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Underneath the womb-like pavilion includes a series of Nepalese shamanic artifacts that have been designed to visualize Urja, as well.
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I thought of Hannah Arendt a lot during those sleepless nights, as my daughter was adjusting to life outside the womb.
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The reason behind hysteria changed over the millennia—from wandering womb in ancient times to demonic possession in the Middle Ages.
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The Chivington militia were really destined and determined to erase the womb of the Cheyenne babies — the future babies and women.
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"Right now, in a number of states, the laws allow the baby to be torn from his or her mother's womb in the ninth month," he said, reiterating an idea he expressed more violently during his campaign: That abortion providers can "rip the baby out of the womb" in the final days before birth, which is patently false.
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But the implications are there, so we might as well name them: If doctors are able to give one kind of woman who was born without a womb the organs she would need to conceive, who's to say they couldn't give another kind of woman who was born without a womb the organs she'd need to conceive?
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The close contact seemed, in some ways, to replicate the womb better than an incubator—at least one in an underfunded hospital.
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If removing a fetus from the womb still required surgery, for example, a woman might be able to legally refuse surgery instead.
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But there is a right to life to erase for 50 million children butchered in the womb since 1973 Roe v. Wade.
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SALL4 and similar proteins play an important role in our early development, helping us correctly form organs and tissues in the womb.
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Of course, when they took flight, ready to fight for their lives, these men found themselves encased in a womb of safety.
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These results jibe with those of previous studies that have linked classical music (played outside the womb, not intravaginally) to infant stimulation.
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But, pushing aside the issue of abortion, how is their state measuring up when it comes to protecting life outside the womb?
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Transplant surgeon Liza Johannesson, who was part of the Baylor Scott & White team, was involved in the first womb transplants in Sweden.
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Doctors told her if their baby didn't die of heart failure in the womb, he would be born brain dead, she said.
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There's only one problem: This kid's obscenely well-executed nutmeg is probably too cruel to for the nurturing womb of youth sports.
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Powerful in its symbolism, it represents such resonant themes as fullness, unity, vastness, and even the fecundity of the protective, enveloping womb.
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The 28-year-old was born with ectodermal dysplasia, a rare genetic disorder that limited her body from fully developing in womb.
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Health professionals put fetal viability -- the point at which a baby can survive outside the womb -- at about 24 to 28 weeks.
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Health professionals put fetal viability — the point at which a baby can survive outside the womb — at about 85033 to 28 weeks.
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If you rip a baby out of the mother's womb at three days before it was due, that is a C-section.
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In the "battle of the womb", as some Palestinians call it, the Arab population has drawn roughly level with the Jewish one.
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"Until the womb is exhausted, the woman has no freedom," explains James Suran-Era, a tour guide in the Upper East region.
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You're guilty of sin as soon as you come out of the womb because of the first sin from Adam and Eve.
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You're already stained, you're already corrupted — like a phone that has been corrupted — as soon as you come out of the womb.
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Infants exposed to antidepressants in the womb also had increased connectivity between these regions of the brain, researchers report in JAMA Pediatrics.
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There is soothing music and a cocoon of hot towels and I feel like I'm floating in some kind of luxury womb.
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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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If the goal of feminism is truly equality with men, this needs to start in the place where everything starts: the womb.
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Lambs are a popular model for studying prenatal humans because their development in the womb is similar to ours but sped along.
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And that doesn't mean that every one of these British musicians leaped out of the womb humming late 90s Monica album cuts.
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They were depicted coming out of the womb drug addled, and people said they were going to be a drain on society.
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It doesn't matter if a child came from your womb or if you found that person at age two, 10 or 20.
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This means that every year, thousands of children who are fully developed and would be viable outside the womb are being aborted.
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They tried to conceive naturally, which led to three miscarriages and one fibroid surgery to remove benign tumors in Krajchir-Tom's womb.
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On the one hand, I want to applaud this scarf's existence and its homage (however unintentional) to the fruitful womb of life.
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And it requires doctors to inform women about perinatal hospice care, a service for babies not expected to survive outside the womb.
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"There's a global demand," said France Winddance Twine, author of Outsourcing the Womb: Race, Class, and Gestational Surrogacy in a Global Market.
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However, the greatest concern from Zika remains its potential to cause brain damage and other defects in babies still in the womb.
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The only exceptions are if the mother's life is in jeopardy or a doctor determines the fetus cannot survive outside the womb.
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IVF is the process of combining an egg and sperm in a lab and transferring the resulting embyro(s) into the womb.
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I didn't come out of the womb and say, 'Oh my God, there's a fluorescent light and it was made by Slovenia.
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"Sponsoring a child, even if they are still in the womb, can encourage them and guide them to become great human beings."
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A rotund blue vase shape in the upper-right corner might read like a female counterpart — vagina, womb — to the phallic serpent.
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There may be some truth to that, as if college weren't enough like the womb in its relentless cosseting of students' lives.
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By the time a mother with heavy metals in her blood starts breastfeeding, the infant has probably been exposed in the womb.
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I had birth on the brain, I was struck by what a funny pun it was to be bounced from the womb.
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The leading cause of previous failed uterus transplants is thrombosis, or blood clotting in the transplanted womb, followed by infection, Falcone said.
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Both her parents are professional water skiers, and apparently they'd been prepping St. Onge since she was fresh out of the womb.
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I began the year with the question: The future is dark—is this the darkness of the tomb, or of the womb?
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As he continued to touch me, I felt a deep expansion low down in my womb, as well as this incredible energy.
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It's hugely interesting for pregnancy cycles when you can go inside the womb and virtually visit your soon-to-be-born baby.
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A place I was thrown out from because I had reached the age of independency—because I was not from her womb.
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Esperanza was sure they'd find the womb beneath the world that the manatee told them they must visit to remove the curse.
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Wade," warning that it meant "that a baby in the womb can be terminated right up to the moment of natural birth.
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Wade, is that abortion is legal up to the point when the fetus could survive outside the womb — usually about 24 weeks.
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Without those treatments, it can do serious, life-long damage, sterilizing men and women and causing pregnancies to develop outside the womb.
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Various brands of herbal womb detox pearls are still available on Amazon and eBay, but it's unclear how long that will last.
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Journey to the Cosmic Womb Part 26 & 218.78: A fantastical short focused on race and adoption, based on the filmmaker's own experiences.
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The Healing Edge HOUSTON — The patient, still inside his mother's womb, came into focus on flat screens in a darkened operating room.
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But even those with regular cycles aren't necessarily ovulating (dropping an egg to be fertilized in the womb) each and every month.
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Federal law allows states to prohibit abortions after fetuses are viable outside the womb, which can be from 24 to 28 weeks.
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Wade, by comparison, allows abortions before the fetus is "viable outside the womb," which typically occurs around 24 weeks into a pregnancy.
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"What is the sin of those born after living in their mothers' womb without nutrition or protection except from God?" she said.
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But if someone is pro-life, he or she believes that a child in the womb is a human being, a person.
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During the second layover, I stayed in the terminal, enjoying directionless contemplation, feeling as if I'd been stationed in an expansive womb.
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Another from the same year, "Les Enfants d'Obscurité," registers as a sort of imaginary ultrasound, showing three babies in a shadowy womb.
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With bipartisan support, he has boosted treatment, research and prevention, including directing millions to help babies exposed to narcotics in the womb.
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As I grew into my late teens, I wondered where this came from and was certain it emulated being in the womb.
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"Hysteria" — which comes from the Greek word for womb, hystera — was one of the first mental health conditions attributed to only women.
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It's a gel brain 3D-printed in a lab, meant to demonstrate how, in the womb, this wrinkling — called gyrification — might occur.
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Then, as my child gestated in her mother's womb, a new set of interests and ideas started to grow in my mind.
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However, if an embryo embeds itself on the membrane dividing the womb, it may not receive enough blood flow to develop properly.
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It can also spread from mother to child in the womb, raising the risk of miscarriage or the child being born blind.
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They named him Amiir — Arabic for "prince" — while he was in Mayte's womb, and listened to his heartbeat in anticipation of his birth.
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Smith would take Gisele home and help her through cocaine and heroin withdrawal, two narcotics she was exposed to while in the womb.
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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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Songs like those have been the basis for a fruitful DJing career that's taken him from Tokyo's Womb to Coachella festival and beyond.
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Most likely the propensity for specific malfunctions in the relevant brain circuitry began to form early in development, perhaps even inside the womb.
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Luckily, there are more things we can do to tackle this question, for example by examining how baleen actually develops in the womb.
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Umbilical cord intact, the baby floats inside of a cosmic, star-filled womb, gently hovering around the space to a serene, meditative soundtrack.
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For the second time, researchers announced this week that they have successfully incubated lambs born before reaching full term in an artificial 'womb.
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" Each one's belly button, she said, might be that "of a mother or perhaps of a newborn, defining the space of a womb.
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The feeling is supposedly womb-like, and I realize a few minutes into my float why expectant mothers are advised to avoid coffee.
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What's comforting about these octopi are their soft tentacles, which hospital staff say remind babies of the umbilical cord and their mother's womb.
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Hyland has kidney dysplasia, which means her kidneys did not develop properly when she was in the womb and frequently form painful cysts.
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During an Access Hollywood interview on Wednesday, Teigen offered up the greatest gift you can give to somebody: use of your fertile womb.
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It said the law violated Supreme Court precedent that a state may not ban abortion before the fetus can survive outside the womb.
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While Zika very rarely causes severe side effects for those directly infected, it can cause serious and deadly birth defects in the womb.
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I notice how quickly a storm enters the sky here, huge black clouds, plump like a belly, a womb not ready to release.
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Over all, there is no situation in which I could condone the ending of any human life, whether inside or outside the womb.
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By not confirming or denying the status of her womb (which is her business alone), she has everyone hanging on her every post.
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There, we can see a shot of the day Baby Poopybutthole was born, sporting a tiny top hat straight out of the womb.
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And an artificial womb could one day help premature babies to survive Upgrade your inbox and get our Daily Dispatch and Editor's Picks.
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The ban includes exceptions if the mother's life is in jeopardy or the fetus will not be able to survive outside the womb.
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"I want to gobble him up and he deserves our full attention and love, and he grew in the same womb as Henry."
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A baby who's been bathing in mom's hormones for nine months can sometimes come out of the womb with enlarged breasts -- even boys.
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He was delivered last August via C-section and weighed 18 grams (224 oz) after he failed to gain weight in the womb.
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Women who undergo them can be jailed for four years (or longer if the baby is deemed to be viable outside the womb).
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Researchers even suggest that palm lines may be a "fossilised record" of a person's earliest moments, because they develop early in the womb.
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And so you went with the obvious choice: bloodthirsty baby gets mom to commit a series of revenge killings from beyond the womb.
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" Iman continued, "She smiles and coos when she hears her daddy's voice because he talked to her when she was in the womb.
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Sir Don still does long, therapeutic stints in his dark room in Somerset, which he likens to being "alone in your mother's womb".
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This begs the question: would an artificial womb, if it had the right ingredients, be capable of bringing a developing human to term?
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Life insurance rarely covers the cost for stillborns, nor can you take out a policy for a baby at risk in the womb.
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"It's about time we officially met, considering our DNA is swirling around in Haley's womb," says Farrah, much to Claire and Phil's dismay.
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"The woman is a victim in this case, as is the life in her womb," he said according to The New York Times.
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In 1992, Planned Parenthood v Casey changed this to the age at which a fetus can survive outside the womb—around 24 weeks.
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Child neglect requires a baby to be alive at the moment of birth, and feticide implies a fetus has died in the womb.
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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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When she weaves a wire sphere within a larger, similarly shaped form, it evokes a woman's body, an abstract figure with a womb.
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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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Prenatal exposure to arsenic, second-hand smoke and air pollution hinders a child's development in the mother's womb, resulting in life-threatening complications.
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There was a 36 percent rate increase among women, and a 28 percent increase among newborns who contracted the infection in the womb.
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Moreover, other factors can be implicated in developing schizophrenia, ranging from taking psychoactive drugs to being exposed to viruses while in the womb.
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The yellow train skims our green bodies over the city through the dark in its long womb of clanking light, and we smile.
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Baby Jess could just about survive in the womb, maybe for two months, maybe for two weeks—but either way, she would die.
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"In the womb, one of my babies' hearts paused a few times so I had to get an emergency C-section," she said.
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Mary's doctor tells Anna that she suffers from "cervical incompetence," which means her womb struggles to carry a fetus past the first trimester.
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For McGowan, who loved glamour — "I basically just came out of the womb waving red lipstick," she told People — the rules were disquieting.
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Imagine being able to conceive and birth a child despite infertility, or having been born without a womb or losing one to cancer.
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An infant in Harris County, who had contracted Zika in the womb, died shortly after birth, the Texas Department of Health said Tuesday.
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Even land mammals, with our lime-hardened skeletons and our salty blood, begin as fetuses that swim in the ocean of every womb.
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"This is why expecting mothers are advised to avoid hot tubs and saunas which can elevate the temperature within the womb," said Imler.
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The current norm for receiving a womb transplant is that the organ would come from a live family member willing to donate it.
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The chosen one is transported on a slab into the crematory oven and then brought back to life through a latex womb chute.
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You're putting the mother in an awkward position if she's not ready to lay what was once in her womb in your arms.
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After writing on the artificial womb, Smajdor discovered just how strong a reaction can be provoked by questioning the importance of natural childbirth.
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Ohio currently bars abortion after 20 weeks unless doctors can prove the baby is not viable outside the womb — not after 24 weeks.
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Baby giraffes typically come out of the womb at over 100 pounds and six feet tall and this little one seemed no difference.
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They talk of storming Eden, of the patriarch Jacob's wife's womb, of coming to the kingdom of heaven, of a child being born.
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While in the sacs, the lambs exhibited normal development, growing fleece, breathing, swallowing and opening their eyes as they would in the womb.
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The 1973 ruling established that abortion is legal before a fetus is viable outside the womb, usually about 24 weeks into a pregnancy.
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There was no need to quarrel with a romantic rival, not when the war for Cersei's heart had been won in the womb.
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The academy committee urged that federal pesticide law be fundamentally restructured to shield infants in the womb and young children from chemical harm.
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One couple dropped out and another achieved a "chemical pregnancy," a pregnancy which fails soon after the embryo is implanted in the womb.
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Are we supposed to make a connection between the handmaids' fates and the $250,000 she receives for providing an egg and a womb?
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When doctors examined her, they found she had absorbed her parasitic twin in the womb and was having stomach pains because of it.
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When he was just an embryonic ball in the womb, five lineages of cells had emerged, each with a distinct set of mutations.
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Sarah Ewart, who brought the case against the law, was told by doctors that her unborn child would not survive outside the womb.
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But that's only possible when a fetus has developed enough to survive outside the womb, typically around 24 weeks, the fact-check said.
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Alexandros, who was conceived using a donated egg that was later implanted into the surrogate's womb, was returned to Mr. Theologos on Jan.
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And unfortunately, there's mounting scientific evidence that these plastics are harming our health, from as early as our time in our mother's womb.
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Hurtado also incorporated womb imagery into her work before the feminist art movement made popular the same subject matter in the late '70s.
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As intimate as this version of her studio may be, Toogood confides that, mentally, she has already moved beyond this warm white womb.
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Ultrasounds have detected hiccups in fetuses as young as 8 weeks old, and it's one of the most common behaviors in the womb.
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Inside that soft outer shell lay a cozy, womb-like setting, with walls cushioned by clothing arranged by color to form a rainbow.
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And then there are other chimeras who have had a twin in the womb and that twin, maybe a fraternal twin, didn't survive.
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This cheap and popular method is also one of the most deadly, and can lead to severe bleeding or perforation of the womb.
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Read More: Artificial, Womb-Free Births Just Got a Lot More Real Taking a cue from nature, Alan Flake, a researcher and neonatal surgeon at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, worked with his team to create a new type of incubator—one that mimics the fluid-filled interior of the mother's womb while still maintaining a connection to the outside world.
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" But if it became possible to transfer the fetus to an artificial womb, a man opposed to his wife's (or other sex partner's) abortion might be able to make a case along the following lines: "No one is forcing you to gestate the fetus, and after we transfer the fetus to an artificial womb, you and I are on equal footing.
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She represents the next evolution of mankind, where we all love our nipples, embrace our pettiness and burst out of the womb like this.
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" When asked to clarify if she meant she thought she heard music while she was still in her mother's womb, she confidently said, "Yeah.
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And to rob you of any sliver of hope, an unnamed Frey even stabs Little Unborn Baby Ned Stark Jr. repeatedly in the womb.
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A small new study in Socioaffective Neuroscience & Psychology supports another theory: Orgasming increases your chances of getting pregnant by moving sperm toward the womb.
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Once a transplant is successful, in vitro fertilization is required to kickstart the pregnancy, as the ovaries are not connected to the transplanted womb.
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Wade" but that at six weeks "no embryo is capable of surviving for a sustained period outside the womb, with or without medical intervention.
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Ochoa-Lopez had been strangled with a cable, and her unborn baby forcibly removed from her womb, Deputy Chief of Detectives Brendan Deenihan said.
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This clever baby bed responds automatically to your baby's cries, combining unique womb-like rocking and white noise to soothe them back to sleep.
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With her daughter out of the room, Clarisa cut the baby out of Ochoa-Lopez's womb and placed him into a bucket, prosecutors say.
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Once she met the mother-daughter duo in their Southwest Side home, they allegedly strangled her and cut her baby out of her womb.
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Not even out of the womb, my fetus has managed to change his look more times than an Instagram influencer at her own wedding.
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There, the doctors performed an ultrasound where they learned Melina had an ovary on one side, a testicle on the other, and a womb.
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Or, perhaps more accurately, a new title was born: Womb comes courtesy of VFiles, the cool-kid online destination, e-comm platform, and app.
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Because they ban abortion before a fetus can survive outside the womb, the bills run counter to the Supreme Court's decisions in Roe v.
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Doctors were beginning to practice techniques like preimplantation genetic diagnosis, examining embryos for debilitating diseases before implanting them in a mother-to-be's womb.
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He had no intention of implanting the results in anybody's womb; he used embryos which, due to other abnormalities, were not able to develop.
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"Good luck on your quest," he says, also mentioning that he ate his twin Jeremiah in the womb, which is, um, news to us.
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The research remains preliminary, but in April a group of scientists at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia announced amazing advances in artificial womb technologies.
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Casey treats "viability" — when a fetus can survive outside the womb — as the important constitutional dividing line for individual states' ability to restrict abortion.
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But what I noticed in the video was that, having grown together in their mother&aposs womb, they had a connection like no other.
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"We assumed she developed it in the womb, as she had the bumps when she was born," Brandy Sisneros, the girl&aposs mom, said.
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Several years ago, my boyfriend—bless him—asked me to explain the difference between a womb and a uterus (FYI: they're the same thing).
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When she now tells people that she was exposed to crack-cocaine in the womb, she also tells them about studies showing few effects.
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The state's attorneys had argued that the law could apply to a pregnant woman, and that the fetus had briefly lived outside the womb.
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The resulting embryos—a combination of genetic material from three people—were transferred to the Greek woman's womb, leading to her first successful pregnancy.
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They used an artificial womb to keep premature lamb fetuses alive and healthy enough for them to be later delivered without serious health complications.
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The mutation, they also found, seems to alter a protein that helps cells communicate with one another during a dog's development in the womb.
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She also suffered from placenta accreta, a condition in which the placenta grows into the wall of the womb, making detaching during birth difficult.
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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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And as soon as the infant is out of the womb, it begins detoxing from the drugs that were passed through the mother's placenta.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK. I'm in the Natural History Museum, looking at a model of a baby in its mother's womb.
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The Reuters investigation identified 110 examples of children who were exposed to opoids while in the womb and later died after leaving the hospital.
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From 2000 to 2016, no drugs were approved for brain, oesophageal, bladder or womb cancer, and only one for liver cancer, the report said.
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Recruited barely out of the womb, they have been followed by researchers and an army of data-gatherers asking about their lives and behaviours.
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However, a heartbeat can be heard in the womb as early as six weeks into a pregnancy, before many women even realize they're pregnant.
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Gravity is important to make sure babies develop properly in the womb, and studies on mice have shown that microgravity has very bad effects.
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At least in the womb I felt like I could protect her from everything and we have had this special bond the whole time.
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The study wasn't a controlled experiment designed to prove whether or how air pollution exposure in the womb might directly cause high blood pressure.
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Twitter user Kiara Lawhon tweeted an ultrasound video of her future niece or nephew already getting down to their own beat in the womb.
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They could in theory be used in assisted human reproduction to edit the DNA of an embryo before it is transferred to the womb.
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The legislation, previously introduced by Tinderholt in 2017, would guarantee "equal protection" for life inside and "outside the womb," according to the GOP lawmaker.
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Sex determination is thought to happen in the womb, but studies of mice suggest that sex can fluctuate between male and female throughout life.
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It takes a calf a little under a year and a half to fully develop in the womb, and they nurse for another year.
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He explained that the fetus could not swallow, and if it survived birth, the baby would not be able to breathe outside the womb.
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Every 85033 minutes a child is born suffering from Neonatal Opioid Withdrawal Syndrome, which happens when babies are exposed to opioids in the womb.
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Today, according to the New England Journal of Medicine, infants as young as 22 weeks can survive outside the womb if given appropriate support.
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Every month these cells act in the same way as the ones in the womb do—building up and then breaking down and bleeding.
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The migraines, bloating, fatigue, cramps and swollen funbags are all just a part of the beautiful package deal that comes with owning a womb.
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Gonorrhea can also damage the womb to the point of infertility, which is obviously very worrying when it comes to these increasingly untreatable strains.
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The egg was then implanted into the mother's womb and on January 5, the 34-year-old gave birth naturally to a baby girl.
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Nowhere is the anti-abortion movement's indifference to lives outside of the womb more apparent than in their appropriation of Black Lives Matter rhetoric.
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According to Harvey Karp, pediatrician and author of the international bestseller The Happiest Baby, newborns require "womb-like" nurturing for optimum development and bonding.
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Party leaders had long made a point of referring to Hong Kong as tongbao —born of "the same womb" as the rest of China.
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And researchers will have to continue to probe how nutrition and the environment, starting in a mother's womb, can influence a child's genetic expression.
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The event took a few hours but in the end the calf ungracefully fell to the ground from it's mother womb happy and healthy.
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Hellerstedt, that states may not ban abortions before they are deemed viable outside the womb, which is generally at about 24 to 26 weeks.
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At six weeks into a pregnancy, the embryo has not developed a brain, spinal cord or organs that would enable survival outside the womb.
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The durational performance, "Stoppage I and II" (2017), refers to the oppressive forces that literally obstruct women, controlling their womb and ability to move.
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When a girl undergoes a puberty ceremony, the kinaalda, she sleeps on the dirt floor of a traditional Hogan, which represents a mother's womb.
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Doctors later explained she had been so large because she had developed a large water abscess that had been pressing down on her womb.
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Almost one in four were exposed to tobacco by fathers who smoked while the child was developing in the womb; only three mothers smoked.
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In other words, the detox pearls can help cleanse you of the promiscuous behavior that can lead to an unhappy womb and unhappy life.
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They began with "Love and Kisses," a vertical print (also here) that suggests a sliced-open fruit or perhaps a womb floating among vines.
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While indeed safe, this doesn&apost sound very comfortable, especially for a baby who&aposs used to being warm and cozy in the womb.
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As Dr. Carson explained, the distress was caused from her placenta separating from her womb, and she would be fine after a little rest.
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" A woman who has an abortion, Trump said in the statement, "is a victim in this case as is the life in her womb.
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But a hip injury to Bob left Mike to take the court without his womb mate for the first time at a Grand Slam.
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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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If a baby in the womb is in breech position, that means the baby is lying so that the feet will come out first.
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Trump will reportedly visit Lily's Place, a recovery center in Huntington, that provides medical care to infants exposed to drugs while in the womb.
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The federal agents acted as if they owned the Diné, peering inside the eight-sided hogans with dirt floors that represented home and womb.
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And through that, they get infection which is a serious problem that would lead to things like surgery that may require removing the womb.
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Just because these developing humans were deprived of life in the womb does not mean that their lives were any less precious than ours.
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Supreme Court decisions have given women a right to abortion until a fetus is viable outside the womb, usually around 24 weeks into pregnancy.
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Wade, the 1973 Supreme Court ruling that legalized abortion before a fetus is viable outside the womb, usually about 24 weeks into a pregnancy.
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Microcephaly is a condition in which babies have heads that are abnormally small for their age group because they didn't completely develop in the womb.
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"Late-term" is considered by some to be anything from the point of fetal viability (when the fetus is able to survive outside the womb).
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Abortion is generally legal in the United States only until the fetus is viable outside the womb, which can range from 24 to 26 weeks.
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I love that the nourishment I was providing for her while she was in the womb is continuing now that she is outside of it.
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" During a Wisconsin rally last month, Trump accused Democrats of "aggressively pushing extreme late-term abortion, allowing children to be ripped from their mother's womb.
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Finally, consider one more possible change to baby making, one that would not alter the embryos but rather change where they grow – the artificial womb.
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Right now, nobody has all of their data, though you want it from the moment you're in the womb to when you're getting an assessment.
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Serena William's daughter Olympia Ohanian already made history when she helped her mom (from within the womb) win the Australian Open almost a year ago.
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Pratt wrote that the legislation restricts a woman's right to abortion before a fetus is viable outside the womb—a right established under Roe v.
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I don't know if it was simply the power of suggestion, but I did think "womb" immediately once the bag filled and I was floating.
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Inject human stem cells from a patient who needs a new heart into the embryo and then place it into the womb of a sow.
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No, no one "[rips] the baby out of the womb of the mother just prior to the birth of the baby," as Trump grotesquely claimed.
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According to a Time report, the first living-donor womb transplant in the US was performed at Baylor University Medical Center in Dallas last month.
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Others argue that this "individuality," or personhood, doesn't arise until much later, such as the point of viability outside the womb (usually around 23 weeks).
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So the ability to sustain an embryo outside the womb at this early stage adds a new wrinkle to this often controversial and heated dialogue.
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If materials science advances as fast as biology, the ability to develop advanced biomaterials to build an artificial womb may be just over the horizon.
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Hyland was born with kidney dysplasia, a condition in which the kidneys don't fully develop in the womb, and went into kidney failure in 2012.
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The new system is an effort to move away from this clumsy approach and simulate the conditions in the mother's womb as closely as possible.
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The more we can approximate the conditions of the womb, the better, and a brand new approach to treating preemies is likely just the start.
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Amelia: I specifically enjoy the womb-like nature of the stomach depicted in vore, on both the inner, prey perspective and the outer, predatory perspective.
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But consider it differently, and the period is just the beginning, as the old womb lining disappears and a completely new one begins to grow.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Abortion has been legal in Britain for 216 years, but the fight to control a woman's womb remains a political battlefield.
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The samples were destroyed under an internationally approved policy developed over 30 years ago, barring research on human embryos outside the womb past 14 days.
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Keepers at the zoo have also said that the newborn has developed a very independent attitude in his first few days out of the womb.
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Then, like a womb, the narrative grows bigger and bigger, slowly expanding to open up an intervention into a larger, more sinister government-sanctioned narrative.
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Even giving the baby a few extra days to develop in the womb can keep her out of the NICU and reduce long-term complications.
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After suffering a stroke inside her mother's womb, she began to have seizures and spent the first six weeks of her life in the hospital.
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A baby born to a woman patron afflicted with salmonella came close to death as a result of contracting the illness in her mother's womb.
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We are animals—a particularly fucked up and miserable creature, a screaming missile of hunger and horniness shooting straight from the womb to the tomb.
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Speaking of special saving accounts, parents must think about using them to pay for college practically from the moment their child is in the womb.
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He calls the pocket Mother Loaf's "womb," and has taken to horrifying his Instagram followers by posting photos of various Furbies emerging from Mother Loaves.Â
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The 14-day limit is arbitrary, but it reflects the time by which, in a normal pregnancy, an embryo would be implanted in the womb.
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Less than 28% of women worldwide have some type of "absolute uterine factor infertility," in which an abnormality of the womb interferes with fetal development.
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IAN MCEWAN (Monday) Few writers could get away with the seemingly absurd idea of retelling "Hamlet" from the perspective of a baby in the womb.
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Nearly 20 minutes later, the episode had passed and the Dallas resident assumed her twins were just putting pressure on her ribs in the womb.
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"I've been a singer my whole life so naturally I began to sing for Bella when she was in the womb," Waddell exclusively told PEOPLE.
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Mr. Wachner's first exposure to Ginastera's music was in the womb; his mother, a pianist, performed one of the composer's sonatas while she was pregnant.
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In 2001, Hung-Ching Liu, then a professor at Cornell's Center for Reproductive Medicine (she has since retired), created an artificial womb using engineered cells.
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These days it feels like celebrities shoot out of the womb and straight onto our timelines, where they appear impeccably dressed, shaking hands with Obama.
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It reminds one of NASCAR, with Flanders as its Appalachian womb, the place where hell on wheels and alcohol yoke up like a dovetail joint.
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"Chlorpyrifos has been shown beyond any shadow of a doubt to damage the brains of children, especially those of fetuses in the womb," he said.
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Imagining the inside of the Slow's womb, the journalist confronts the ultimate alien—in this case, a fetus puppet made by a special-effects studio.
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When babies leave the womb, their tissues undergo important changes, governed by some of the same hormones that spark metamorphosis in frogs and other animals.
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Karp's great insight is that babies are not quite ready for the world and you need to recreate the conditions of the womb for them.
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In the fall of 2015, Mr. Norman commuted over three hours each way, to a Brooklyn showroom, learning all about Papa Bear and Womb restoration.
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The best baby swaddlesSwaddling — wrapping your baby snugly in breathable material to mimic a womb-like sensation — is the key to a good night's sleep.
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Cooper was diagnosed with congenital high airway obstruction syndrome, a rare illness with an extremely high mortality rate, while he was still in the womb.
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The bill also authorizes Medicaid to pay for care provided at special treatment centers for babies who have been exposed to opioids in the womb.
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If there's a problem with these parties, it's mainly that they encourage the idea that gender is fixed in the womb and by your body.
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Wade and Doe V. Bolton, ACOG has gone on record opposing laws that would protect children in the womb while supporting unfettered access to abortion.
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The floor is made of a local mud, which rises to form a pedestal for her thermoactive sculpture, "Womb Tomb," as well as a stage.
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But after the 37-year-old lawmaker received saline injections into the womb, Abigail became the first child with Potter's syndrome known to have survived.
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"Everything happens for a reason," says Hyland, who was born with kidney dysplasia, a condition in which the kidneys don't fully develop in the womb.
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John Hurt as Caligula in "I, Claudius" ate the baby from his sister's womb, whereas all Joffrey does is shoot a prostitute with his crossbow.
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I remain as concerned as ever about the well-being of children still in the womb, and I continue to advocate policies that protect them.
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And researchers have now looked at whether a diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder is more likely among children exposed to this technology in the womb.
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The court defined that as when the fetus "has the capability of meaningful life outside the mother's womb," generally at about 24 weeks into pregnancy.
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For 17 years, I'd been part of a large, supportive community — a womb of sorts — that was actively invested in me reaching my full potential.
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In each of the works, the carefully cut canvas drapes voluptuously to evoke a womb-like space that is decorated with cross-stitching of flowers.
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In a lab, they inject only the healthiest sperm into an egg from the mother, and then they implant the fertilized egg in the mother's womb.
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The 9-months-pregnant Chicago student went missing on April 23 and her body was discovered this week, with her baby cut out of her womb.
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Inside the apartment, her neighbor, Brooke Crews, 38, did the unthinkable: she cut open the young mother's abdomen and ripped her baby out of her womb.
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A mother and daughter who allegedly cut a baby boy from his mother's womb will face a second count of murder since the baby has died.
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These cells can be stimulated to grow into eggs or sperm, which in turn are used to form an embryo for implantation into an adult womb.
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Who could deny that an ultra sound of a 230 week old child, preborn child in the womb, is a living human being, growing and living?
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Whitney Bliesner's doctors had told her the only way she could have children was through surrogacy, but she never expected her sister to offer her womb.
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Air pollution particles found in the womb A 2017 study found that women who are exposed to air pollution during pregnancy have babies with shorter telomeres.
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The infant is in intensive care and listed in grave condition after he was cut from his mother's womb in an attack on her last month.
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"When God creates the miracle of life inside a woman's womb, it is not our place as human beings to extinguish that life," said state Sen.
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In practice, this legal provision means that women whose babies won't survive outside the womb can't terminate their pregnancies in-country, so they go to England.
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One of the unfortunate byproducts of sexism is the demand that people who identify as masculine be self-actualized and self-assured out of the womb.
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These include smoking -- particularly exposure while in the womb -- marijuana, excessive alcohol and obesity, in addition to certain chemicals in everyday consumer products, according to Skakkebaek.
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The procedure she describes is quite different from President Donald Trump's oft-repeated claim that late-term abortions involve babies being "ripped from their mother's womb".
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Everywhere, clinics are bolting on pricey new services, from testing embryos for genetic problems to surgically wounding the womb to encourage the embryo to implant itself.
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Between the whooshing of a mother's blood, the beating of her heart, and muffled sounds from the outside, the womb can be a very noisy place.
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Some, for instance, are variations in genes, or the control systems of genes, involved in determining how brains develop in the womb and in early childhood.
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Prosecutors said Crews admitted that she fought with the young woman before she cut open her womb and took her unborn baby, local station WDAZ reported.
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But babies are happiest — and sleep best — when we give them a virtual fourth trimester of womb-like rhythms, for hours and hours a day. Why?
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Trump, meanwhile, used graphic language on the topic of abortion -- specifically talking of ripping "the baby out of the womb" in the final days of pregnancy.
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And it went on and on about how extreme she is, that she would take the baby out of its mother&aposs womb an hour before.
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I developed toxemia, preeclampsia, and in the womb, one of my babies' heartbeats paused a few times, so I had to get an emergency C-section.
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" A friend came over to my house to try it and informed me that the Gravity Blanket made him feel like he "was in the womb.
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"We are very lucky she came early or her nutrients, blood and oxygen could've been completely cut off from her in the womb from the knot."
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At just 23 weeks, she was taken from her mother Margaret Boemer's womb for 20 minutes so doctors could perform a five-hour, life-saving surgery.
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" Tyler Baltierra agreed, adding, "Yeah because we said it may not have been a fully developed baby in the womb but it was in our hearts.
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But several previous studies have linked caffeine exposure in the womb to negative effects, Chen and his colleagues write in The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition.
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The system works to mimic the environment of a natural womb, and the team hopes to one day adapt the technology for use with premature babies.
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Girls with higher glycyrrhizin exposure in the womb appeared to weigh more and start breast development sooner than girls whose mothers consumed little or no licorice.
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Cheese is made from milk; milk is created in the female body after a successful round of love-making has blessed the womb with an offspring.
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They say it's possible the teeth could be the remnants of a conjoined twin that died in the womb and was absorbed into the other fetus.
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"I've heard her complain about her lips since she came out of the womb, honestly," Kim told Andy Cohen on Watch What Happens Live in 2016.
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And it's these children who would benefit most from an artificial womb that can bridge the crucial gap to normal development if it ever became reality.
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She carried the calf in her womb from 17 to 18 months, she is bonded to it and she doesn&apost want to let it go.
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Many little baby Coachellas will be conceived at this year's festival and each will come out of the womb donning little flower crowns and flash tattoos.
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For the past five weeks, more than 80 million people have watched a YouTube livestream as April's unborn calf takes its sweet time in her womb.
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For the new analysis, the researchers combed academic databases for studies that examined the link between antidepressant exposure in the womb and the risk of ASDs.
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