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…personally would not have an abortion, but I think that whoever wants an abortion should be given the option. Abortion should be allowed if it is performed before the 20th week of pregnancy and is performed in sanitary conditions by a trained doctor, if all…

…, especially pregnant women. That means they have discrimination in their mind. Because of this, there are some laws or acts to protect pregnant women to prevent that unlawful discrimination. For this pregnancy discrimination, anti-discrimination and equal…

…then proposed new topics; such as Where does the women’s right come from? and What is the basis for denying this right? According to Justice Blackmun, the decision to terminate a pregnancy is accounted for in the woman’s right to privacy. However, he also contends…

…of pregnancy. During the remaining 30 weeks of pregnancy abortion should be allowed only when the life of the mother is endangered and/or in the case where pregnancy is the result of rape. It is assumed that during the last 30 weeks, the fetus has viability…

…THE DISADVANTAGES OF A COMPUTER AND HOW IT HAS CHANGED TEENAGERS IN THE 21ST CENTURY The teenagers of today's society have changed dramatically due to the Personal Computer (PC). Nowadays, the majority of teenagers have a PC and it has played a key…

…disorder. Nicotine crosses the human placenta and has direct effects on the developing fetus. Pre-clinical studies suggest that maternal smoking during pregnancy produces changes on the offspring's neural functioning, including reductions in uptake of serotonin…

…The Dangers of Smoking While Pregnant There is no clear evidence that smoking prior to pregnancy will harm a developing fetus, but it is well documented that smoking during pregnancy is very harmful. It affects the baby’s development in utero. Babies…

…. Nicotine crosses the human placenta and has direct effects on the developing fetus. Pre-clinical studies suggest that maternal smoking during pregnancy produces changes on the offspring's neural functioning, including reductions in uptake of serotonin…

…Depending on the respective culture, the life of a teenager can vary greatly. Certain cultures demand more from their teenagers in terms of family obligations than do other cultures. For example, the typical social life of a teenager whose heritage…

…pregnancy, drunk driving, and dropping out of school. While these risks may be life impairing, if not life-threatening, there is another risk that adolescents face: failing to develop maturity, or the qualities necessary to function as an adult. Psychosocial…