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….” It is associated with long-term complications that affect every major part of the body. It contributes to blindness, heart disease, strokes, kidney failure, amputation, and nerve damage. Uncontrolled diabetes can complicate pregnancy and birth defects are more common…

…partum depression before another pregnancy occurred and combined with the anti depressant drugs she lived in continual depression. Prosecutors claimed these drugs did not have an effect however, all researched information points to the fact that anti…

…the killing of a child. Third termination of pregnancy may sometimes be carried out with the explicit purpose of killing the child. This is explained by Steven L. Ross, who points out that abortion is not, in many cases, abandonment of the child, or merely wanting…

…classmates might die when you graduate from high school. Vietnam and the draft defined my high school experience. Now they study it. The women agreed that pregnancy…

…of schizophrenia are not known, it appears that the interaction of a number of factors, including genetic factors, complications of pregnancy and delivery that may affect the developing brain, and biological and social stresses, play a role in the development…

…system can also be permanently damaged. Blackouts, hallucinations, and extreme tremors may occur to the person as a direct result of drinking alcohol. Studies have evidence that shows that heavy or even moderate drinking during pregnancy can cause serious…

…that is always permissible" (163). Thomson feels that when a woman has been impregnated due to rape, and when a pregnancy threatens the life of a mother, abortion is morally justifiable. In order to help readers understand some of the moral dilemmas raised…

…a miscarriage. Studies show it to increase the rate of breast cancer by 1.4. Exposure to estrogen during periods of rapid growth in the breast tissue during pregnancy may increase risk. In August of 1989, Swedish doctor Leif Bergkvist studied 23244 women ages 35…

…in pregnancy. Symptoms of classical Tay-Sachs disease first appear at 4 to 6 months of age when an apparently healthy baby gradually stops smiling, crawling or turning over, loses its ability to grasp or reach out and, eventually, becomes blind, paralyzed…

…she is in hospital having Anna she is more concentrated on becoming friends with the lady in the next bed then on her pregnancy. "The first thing Rose saw, on being taken back to the ward after having Anna was Jocelyn" (p.122-123) I have proven…