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Fetus Found Inside Plastic Bag in Los Angeles Alleyway Sparks Investigation
The body was reportedly discovered inside a plastic bag by a passerby in Koreatown in the center of the city on Wednesday night.
These Chemicals Appear to Reduce Growth of Fetuses, Study Finds
"The bottom line is that no chemical that persists in the environment should be introduced in the first place," experts said.
Trump Admin's Push to Keep 'Brain-damaging' Pesticide Available
Chlorpyrifos is a widely used chemical product used on a variety of crops such as soya beans, alfafa, citrus, almonds, cotton, grapes and walnuts.
Mummified 'Ape' Fetus Found Hidden in Airplane Bathroom
Officials found the mysterious remains during a routine aircraft inspection.
Texas Abortion Bill Threatens Doctors With Heavy Fines
"Where D.C. is unclear, we're going to be very clear here in Texas," said Texas Senator Lois Kolkhorst.
Dead Fetus Discovered on American Airlines Plane
The body was reportedly found by a cleaning crew aboard an off-duty plane, which had flown from Charlotte, North Carolina, on Monday evening.
Slime Toys Contain Unsafe Levels of Boron
Experts have warned parents about the risks of boron.
Human Fetuses and Rotting Heads Found in Warehouse
The four fetuses were found sitting in liquid that contained brain tissue.
GOP Tax Plan Allows Savings Accounts for Fetuses
The GOP's latest tax plan says a child "in utero" is eligible to be a beneficiary of a tax savings account.
'Artificial Womb' Success Holds Hope for Human Use
Researchers developed extremely premature lambs to maturity and say the technology could be used to treat human babies in a decade.
What the Failed Oklahoma Abortion Bill Tells Us
Does anyone really hold the view that an abortion to save the life of the mother is wrong?
Woman Convicted of Cutting Fetus From Stranger's Womb
Dynel Catrece Lane, 35, was also found guilty in a Boulder courtroom of a charge of unlawfully terminating a pregnancy stemming from the March 2015 attack.
Supreme Court Deals Blow to Mandatory Ultrasounds for Pregnant Women
The top court affirmed an appeals court judge's opinion that "the state cannot commandeer the doctor-patient relationship to compel a physician to express its preference to the patient."
Four Decades Later, Roe v. Wade Is Still Monumental
The decision that made waves in 1973 is now a political tsunami.