Abortion now a days has been increasing over the world. This is caused by economic and social

Pro-Life believe that women should not have the right to have abortions while Pro-Choice believe that women who become pregnant should have the choice to have an abortion. When a survey is done asking Americans if abortions should be legal, illegal, or legal under certain circumstances most people said legal under certain circumstance. “There are variations within each group depending on how liberal or conservative one’s opinions are; some individuals who are pro-life believe that in cases of rape or incest abortion should be allowed, and some pro-choice groups favor waiting periods and other restrictions on abortion” (Arguments for and Against Abortions). Pro-Choice believe that the “fetus is a human being from the moment of conception; this means abortion is murder, which is immoral and should be illegal. While Pro-Life believe that“The fetus is not yet a human being because it cannot survive outside the uterus on its own” (Arguments for and Against

It is easy to see that the medical abilities and tools we had 50 years ago are nothing in comparison to what we have today. Among these advances has been the extent to which we can prevent illness and disability. Fetal surgery first emerged in the 1980’s by Dr Michael Harrison aka “the father of fetal surgery,” when he decided to look into ways doctors could fix certain defects before birth to avoid their inevitable, devastating consequences. It has since expanded its practice to a number of hospitals across the country, although it is still an uncommon procedure. It involves opening up the mother 's uterus (just as a doctor would during a caesarean section) so that the fetus is exposed as much as needed to be operated on. The fetus is then put back and the uterus is closed until it is time for the mother to go into labor. The fetus is never detached from the mother and is essentially being operated on while inside the womb (Smajdor). While it may seem like a positive life changing procedure, there are many perspectives out there that support

Abortion can have several effects on the society. Some may be noticeable, and others less. Abortion increases the amount of unintended pregnancies and deaths, and can affect the economy due to low birth rates (Dailard, 2001). Legalizing abortion reduces the consequences of having a child which increases the amount of sexual activity (Dailard, 2001). This results in the large number of children being conceived than there would have been if abortion wasn’t as available (Dailard, 2001). Some women who have unintended pregnancies will seek out an abortion regardless of its legal situation, even if it can put their lives in danger (Dailard 2001). In many countries where abortion is illegal, women tend to get abortions at a very high rate (Dailard, 2001). It is estimated there are around six-hundred-thousand pregnancy related deaths, and out of those, there were seventy-eight-thousand that are caused by complications due to unsafe abortions (Dailard, 2001). As the death rates increase, the birthrates decrease. As shown in a study in New Zealand, in some developing countries, abortion is leading to lower birthrates (“Impact of Abortion on Society”). Those lower birthrates can lead to a decrease in sales (“Impact of Abortion on Society”). In the twenty-two years leading up to 1999, there were over two-hundred thousand abortions, which led to the fewer sales of children items (“Impact of Abortion on Society”). As abortion has not severely effected society

Then he stuck the high powered suction tube into the hole and sucked the baby's brain out. (Shafer, 1995)

In the fetal circulatory routes blood flows through the fetus that is actually complicated than after the baby is born. The fetal circulatory system it you have to use three shunts, they are a small passages that they direct blood that needs to be oxygenated. The shunts they bypass the lungs, in it moves blood from the right atrium of the heart to the left atrium, and the ductus arteriosus, which moves blood from the pulmonary artery to the aorta.

The umbilical cord drops in front of the baby's head or breech part (prolapsed cord).

This is what potentially creates the baby. After 3 weeks of being fertilized, the embryo is less than 1/10 of an inch. The heart of the baby is now beating. At 4 weeks it is about 1/5 of an inch long. It now has a tale that is its back bone that will disappear in a few weeks. Genes are being turned on and cells are able to talk through chemical messages. 18 weeks after being fertilized, the baby is able to be viewed through an ultra sound and in some cases, able to determine the sex of the baby. The embryo is enabled with two sets of gonads and two sets of tubes which is what can make the baby either a male or female. One pair of chromosomes determines which sex that baby will be. After 29 weeks, it is now a fetus and just over an inch long. The fetus heart beats about twice as many times as an adult heart. There is a 50% increase in blood supply for the mother. Now the mother is ready to give birth. Human births are actually more dangerous than any other mammal. The baby preforms many contortions to fit through the mother's opening and if not able to be born through vaginal birth, the mother will undergo a "C" section. After nine months of carrying another human being inside her stomach and going through labor and painful child birth, the mother is blessed with a beautiful child.

• The fetus's shoulders, arms, buttocks or feet are leading the way through the birth canal.

First, when a sperm enters thorught the cervix, into the uterus and then into the fallopian tubes of the female its basically looking for a single egg to fertilise. Each day of this process different things happens to the female body. The baby’s body changes and forms body parts. As the embryo grows from

During the birthing process the fetus moves into the opening of the birth canal and the uterus begins to widen. While this is happening, the base of the uterus is completely dilated. After this the fetus is pushed out through the birth canal.

Despite abortion being legal in many developing countries access to safe abortion services is still a huge challenge. Unsafe abortion, despite its frequency, remains one of the most neglected global public health challenges. 19-20 million unsafe abortions are estimated take place all around the world every year, 97% of these abortions take place in developing countries. Due to receiving unsafe abortions, 68,000 women are estimated to die every year, and millions more are injured because of it, many permanently.

A needle (syringe) will be inserted through the skin and into the umbilical cord to draw a small amount of blood.

The eyes begin to shift to the front of the face, and eyelids begin their development. The palate is nearing closer to completion, and the tongue starts its formation in the area of the mouth. Before the seventh week, the gastrointestinal tract and the urogenital passages formed one tube. Now, they begin to separate and create two passages, and the gastrointestinal tract enters in the area near the umbilical cord for further nutrition. At the mark of its second month in development, the embryo now begins to resemble a human being. “The external genitals appears, but the sex of the baby is not clearly identifiable.” (Davidson 211) The circulatory system through the umbilical cord is well established, the long bones are beginning to form, and the large muscles are now capable of contracting. After its eighth week, the embryo reaches another milestone, and is now reclassified as a fetus. “The fetus now has every organ system and external structures prepared, and for the next seven months, growth is devoted to refining these structures and perfecting their functions.” (Davidson 211) From here on out, we will look at its development by the month, as development begins to slow. In the third month of the fetus’s gestation, the face is well formed, with a nose, chin, and set of ears looking like an adults. The eyelids are also completely developed, and will begin to close. They will not open until the seventh month of

The device consists of a clear plastic bag filled with synthetic amniotic fluid, much like the inside of a mothers womb. A machine outside the bag is attached to the umbilical cord to function like a placenta, providing nutrition and oxygen to the blood and removing carbon dioxide. This is detrimental to the development of a fetus, as everything needs to be re-created in such a way that there is no difference in the natural and artificial methods. This ensures that the development and maturation of the fetus.

baby shifts to the birth canal. After the resting in the birth canal, the baby