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    problems. Emotional well-being during pregnancy is extremely important for the health of the mother and fetus. Emotions that a woman feels while pregnant have an immediate effect on her fetus, as well as a lasting impact on the child’s future development. The emotional well-being of a pregnant woman has an immediate impact on her fetus. The emotion that has the most impact on a mother and her fetus is stress. The negative effects of stress can cause serious health issues and developmental…

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    Dan Marquis proposes that it is wrong to kill a fetus for the same reason that it is wrong to kill a person: killing them would deprive them of their future of value. I want to argue, however, that this reasoning cannot be used to conclude that all abortions are impermissible. In particular, I argue that Marquis does not give us good reason to think that abortions that occur within the first 25 weeks of pregnancy are impermissible. The paper will include two main arguments. Firstly, I will argue…

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    consider the fetus to be a person and have the right to life. Opposed to Thomson, I believe that aborting the fetus should be considered unjust killing because it is being deprived of the right to use the mother's body. My first and obvious premise are that the mother is causally responsible for the existence of the fetus. By casually responsible I mean to say that the mother partially caused the fetus to exist, while performing sex. Not stating that the mother is morally responsible for the…

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    From a tiny gathering of cells to an active baby- fetal growth is an astounding process. A developing fetus has many stages that occur week by week. Every stage in a fetus’s life is absolutely essential. Life before birth in the developmental process is broken down into three distinct stages. These stages are known as germinal stage, embryonic stage, and then the fetal stage. The stage known as the germinal stage starts at conception and lasts as long as two weeks. Another way to describe the…

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    The Fetus Constellation

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    My favorite constellation is the Cetus or 'whale' because I think it looks more like a frying pan than a whale. The Cetus is a constellation made up of 88 stars and the brightest star is called Deneb Kaitos. The Cetus is very close to the other zodiac constellations such as Aries, Pisces and Aquarius. The creation story of the Cetus constellation stems from Greek mythology. In this story the Cetus is called a Sea Monster and not a whale. According to the myth Poseidon sent the sea monster…

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    Fetus During Pregnancy

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    placenta to the fetus can have additional implications. For example, two conditions affecting the placenta have been identified due to this exchange of alcohol; placenta abruption and placental previa.4 Placental abruption occurs when the placenta detaches from a pregnant females uterine wall. Thus, the fetus can no longer receive blood or oxygen from the mother and must be delivered immediately. Placental previa occurs when the placenta attaches low in the uterine wall between the fetus and the…

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    Fetus Research Paper

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    housed inside their mother’s womb. With the fetus being surrounded by amniotic fluid the amniotic fluid acts as a noise enhancer so voices from the outside world can be heard to the fetus. Annie Murphy Paul states to us in her Ted talk video that Fetuses that are read to in the womb will remember the same book if read to after they are born. Along with there has been woman whom have watched certain soap shows every day while being pregnant and the fetus will have memorized the soap melody song…

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    Fetus Removal Argument

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    Fetus removal is characterized as: "the end of pregnancy and ejection of an incipient organism or of a baby that is unequipped for survival." However, in the event that just the wrangle over the fetus removal issue was as basic as the definition gave above. Much like each part of human life, an announcement is neither right nor wrong, yet just left open for understanding. There is no dark and white in life, just hazy areas. A few issues have a tendency to give us more dark territories than…

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    isn’t buzzing in the news more recently, danger has not disappeared and studies are still being conducted to answer the big question: how is the Zika virus crossing the placenta and affecting the fetus? The Zika virus can be transmitted through mosquito bites, from an infected pregnant mother to her fetus and through sexual intercourse. One thing that is interesting is that once someone is infected with Zika virus, the symptoms are mild and only last about a week. This makes it difficult for one…

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    Muenzberg November 28, 2016 PHI 202-02 Approximately 3,000 babies are aborted each day in the United States, according to the Abortion Index. You can terminate a fetus 's life either by procedurally removing the fetus from the mother or taking a pill. Generally, it is defined as a medical procedure performed by a physician who takes a fetus from its mother, cutting off nutrients, air, and essentially, all life from their innocent body. This may produce a graphic image within your mind, but it…

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