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Tag Archives: abortion

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8 years ago, I aborted twins, maybe

Posted on November 18, 2013 by Emily

But I found that out only last month.

by Emily Willingham

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Posted in Health, Pregnancy 101, Science education | Tagged abortion, miscarriage, missed abortion, missed miscarriage, patient rights, pregnancy

Maternal abortion history no longer a risk for preterm birth

Posted on July 16, 2013 by Tara Haelle

What once was a link has now vanished.

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Posted in Biology, Everything else, Health, Pregnancy 101 | Tagged abortion, abortion and preterm birth, abortion risk, Clare Oliver-Williams, PLOS Medicine, Tara Haelle

What is a beating embryonic heart?

Posted on April 3, 2013 by Emily

It’s pretty much the same in any vertebrate.

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Posted in Biology, Health, Pregnancy 101 | Tagged abortion, beating heart, embryonic heartbeat, heart

Women know something you don’t

Posted on March 26, 2013 by Emily

Make no mistake about it.

by Emily Willingham Continue reading →

Posted in Biology, Everything else, Health, Pregnancy 101 | Tagged abortion, contraception, myrrh
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