Abortion
Indeed, we needn't be bioethicists to debate about abortion. I guess that everyone has at least had a discussion about the ethicity and morality of abortion. In first place, abortion is the ending of pregnancy, it can be natural or unnatural, in which the fetus is expelled from its mother’s womb in a time in which it cannot survive out of its mother.
In addition, a natural abortion (also called miscarriage) is the unintentional expulsion of the fetus before the 24th pregnancy week. The causes for a natural abortion may be various, yet the most common are chromosomal abnormalities, diabetes, vascular diseases, trauma or extreme stress (which if it is induced is considered as a feticide). While unnatural or induced abortion can happen
Indeed, we needn't be bioethicists to debate about abortion. I guess that everyone has at least had a discussion about the ethicity and morality of abortion. In first place, abortion is the ending of pregnancy, it can be natural or unnatural, in which the fetus is expelled from its mother’s womb in a time in which it cannot survive out of its mother.
In addition, a natural abortion (also called miscarriage) is the unintentional expulsion of the fetus before the 24th pregnancy week. The causes for a natural abortion may be various, yet the most common are chromosomal abnormalities, diabetes, vascular diseases, trauma or extreme stress (which if it is induced is considered as a feticide). While unnatural or induced abortion can happen