NFBW: 24 week gestated fetus = luvved by mumm fetus LBMF ….. just like it was the week before LB MF ….. and the week before LBMF ……. and at weeks 08 thru 16 = LBMF which is when all the brainless living human organism NLBMFs are being slaughtered without discrimination by race religion age or sex, sexual orientation or voter record including in Christian dominated red states like Alabama where murderous mumms are are not charged with murder of another person …… perhaps because a person must have it’s own developed and connected brain instead of using the brain of a real person who must assume the risk that an LBMF could be harmful to the real person’s life body and economic freedom if given consent to continue fetal development insude her body.
At 22 weeks, the brain has just barely formed the cortex—the part that confers higher thought—and the brain cells are only beginning to form the first of the 100 trillion connections they would normally make while still safe and comfortable in a quiet, dark womb. See link below
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#4,336 • Two different arguments. The question of viability outside of the womb in no way affects the humanness of the new genetically distinct human being inside the womb.
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#4,345 • Prior to the discovery of DNA When life began at quickening nothing has changed. Life begins at viability not a unique genetic code.
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ding said: Every embryology textbook ever written. DNA.
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#4,345 Viability according to science determines when human life actually begins. It used to be 28 weeks now it is down to 24 weeks for preemies if parents have a spare $100k laying around to keep them alive
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Even when receiving the most advanced treatment possible, the vulnerability of a 22-week preemie is acute. The skin is thinner than paper, the lungs may be three or more months away from being able to take in air on their own and the brain, which is still forming basic structures, bleeds easily.
Overturning Roe won't stop States from tying abortion access to fetal viability.
To develop properly, a preemie needs to bond to the mother through touch, smell and hearing—but enveloped in tubes inside a small pod with tightly controlled temperature and air, that's often impossible. "We can't jeopardize the infant's health or stability to allow for that bonding," says Dr. Katherine Kosiv, a pediatric cardiologist at Yale Medical School.
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The fact that exactly one preemie ever has been saved at 21 weeks doesn't lead many experts to predict that similar feats will become commonplace. It's hard to find any experts who think viability will be pushed down to 20 weeks in the foreseeable future, given the severe immaturity of virtually every organ and piece of tissue in a fetus that young. "There's definitely a kind of biological barrier below about 22 weeks, and it seems to be insurmountable by current technology," says Dr. John Wyatt, a neonatal physician and professor of ethics and perinatology at University College, London.
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The Limits of Viability
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These efforts require maintaining teams of experts, and the cost of caring for a single very-premature baby typically runs to more than $100,000, with a typical NICU handling 20 or more babies at once. Such advanced NICUs are beyond the reach of most hospitals. The huge variation in survival rates of extreme preemies among hospitals reflects the differences in that investment. The University of Alabama at Birmingham operates a NICU with a staff of 350, while many other hospitals have no NICU at all.
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It's no wonder. At 22 weeks, the brain has just barely formed the cortex—the part that confers higher thought—and the brain cells are only beginning to form the first of the 100 trillion connections they would normally make while still safe and comfortable in a quiet, dark womb.
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#4,345 • Your DNA argument is a religion driven bastardized interpretation of scientific data and discovery.
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