Autopsy evidence has shown the numerous course of sudden infant death was due to toxicological evidence due to cocaine exposure. ... However urine test has shown positive signs of metabolite in the infants' urine. ... This reduction is associated to limited performance on neuropsychological test. ...
Abortion is the ending of pregnancy before birth; it results in the death of an embryo or a fetus. ... Also, pro-life activists believe that a fetus is as much a living human being as an infant, and that the death of a fetus resembles the death of a human being. ... Most abortions were performed after quickening because many women did not know they were pregnant until they felt the fetus move since there was no form of a pregnancy test. ... However, the punishment for aborting a child was greater; a woman was sentenced to death if she was found guilty. ... Many women survived these a...
Cases of Induced Abortions by Teenagers without Parental Notice or Consent 1. Background Substantial numbers of pregnant adolescents do not consult either their mother or father prior to obtaining an abortion. A Minnesota study found that 43% of adolescents obtaining abortions used the court bypas...
Infants don't have a decision on whether they should live or be aborted in their mother's womb. If a woman chooses to prematurely end her child, the child can't do anything about his or her life being taken away from them. Their entire future is annihilated. A mother slaughters her unborn child, yet...
Chlamydia is more common among teens than among older men and women; in some settings, 10-29% of sexually active teenage women and 10% of teenage men tested for STDs have been found to have chlamydia (Guttmacher, 1998). ... That is too young to be deciding the life (or death) of an innocent human being. ...
Despite the common knowledge that drug and alcohol use during pregnancy is harmful to an unborn child, many pregnant woman choose to use drugs and alcohol throughout the duration of their pregnancy. According to investigative legal writer, Karen Zivi, in her law review article, "Who Is the Guilty Pa...
