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The pain of the fetus by Linda MacDonald Glenn Healthy Living Professional

Posted Sun 06 Jun 2010 9:22am In France, the new studies demonstrate that the fetus can suffer. The question is to find the treatment to fight this pain. On June 5th in Paris, Palais du Luxembourg... % these last ten years in France. The fetus perceives the pain from the second quarter of the pregnancy, it is important to treat her. What is the best means to avoid the suffering Read on »

Fetuses Have Memory In the Womb by Jennifer Lance Patient Expert

Posted Tue 21 Jul 2009 11:51pm Played classical music for your unborn? Me, it was way too much NPR. Sure, our relatives might have scoffed, but a new study shows that after 30 weeks, the fetus may... Child’s Play by RSS or sign up by email. Researchers tested the fetuses with sounds. Five of the subjects didn’t respond, and were therefore eliminated from further research Read on »

Tennessee Bill Proposes Fetus Death Certificate by Linda MacDonald Glenn Healthy Living Professional

Posted Tue 26 Aug 2008 4:27pm A Republican legislator in Tennessee has proposed a bill that would require doc's to file a certificate of death for aborted fetuses . Rep. Stacey Campfield says... alone. HIPAA excluded, it's still an invasion of privacy. And on top of all of that, it grants a sort of back-end moral agency to a fetus. A death certificate implicitly requires Read on »

Vietnamese doctors aborted wrongfully a healthy 7 month-old fetus by EyeDrD Posted Wed 16 May 2012 8:15am Commentary: Aside from the religious debate about when life begins, it was really tragic that the involved doctors or healthcare providers ignored the sanctity of life of the aborted fetus supposedly deformed. They should have checked the vital signs of the fetus after having surgically removed her from the womb. ... Read on »

Fetal Farming, Here We Come: UK Scientists Say to Use Aborted Fetuses as Sources of Organs by Wesley J. Smith Patient Expert

Posted Sat 14 Mar 2009 4:21pm term abortion, we can pay her to gestate a couple of extra months so her fetus can be of societal use! And imagine the possibilities when artificial wombs are created: We can gestate fetuses to order. The road to fetal farming is already being paved. Read on »

Cardiologists awake , lets us learn echocardiography right from the fetus : The link to excellent resources for learning feta by Dr. Sangareddi V. Medical Doctor

Posted Wed 18 Nov 2009 10:01pm Fetal echocardiography is an important imaging modality for screening fetuses with congenital heart disease.Not all cardiologists are familiar with this imaging . Obstetricians are also not well versed in these techniques.So, finally, it is left to few specialised radiologists to do this job. The issue here is they are less in number Read on »

Fetus Club! by Pairofmoms Posted Sat 18 Sep 2010 12:00am Our baby is now in the fetus club. Woot! Today marks 9 weeks. I'm a fan of 9 weeks. Very few of my pants are buttoning now. Yesterday's jeans had a good 3 inch gap between the button and the button hole. eek. Time for some new (or new to me) clothes. My mom keeps asking me to come over and clean her house. She and my dad try to do Read on »

A Brief Rant on Fetus-Holding and Other Things by Monica LeMoine Patient Expert

Posted Wed 20 May 2009 1:24pm background, allow me to enlighten you: his wife delivered their fetus/baby/something-in-between at four months gestation. Ah, the familiar and perplexing horror of the late... that we dodged the fetus-holding after lots of pleading and bribing the doctor with promises of beer after this ordeal was finished), his words produced a rather visceral reaction Read on »

Entries from October 2007 And I did it the haaaaaaaarrdd way I have some jealous fetuses by The Tadpoles .. Patient Expert

Posted Sun 04 Oct 2009 12:31am I’ve always been the one to go the steeper route, the harder way, the road less traveled. Usually it was not by choice I just seem to navigate that way. Prime examples: Everyone would get strep throat as a kid, I got scarlet fever. I had a hemoglobin of 5 (for you non-medical folks norms are 12-15) [...] [Read more →] The o ... Read on »