"This extreme restriction is putting pregnant people's health at serious risk, leading to preventable tragedies and even death," the litigants said.

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A bill clarifying when doctors can perform abortions under Texas’ near-total ban will now go to Gov. Greg Abbott’s desk after the House approved the bill with wide bipartisan support. Despite ...

Other anomalies include microcephaly, small jaw, long skull, horseshoe kidney, single umbilical artery, club hands, and rocker-bottom feet. [13] Figure 2. Typical appearance of club hands in T18.

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Death row inmate Stephen Stanko was executed by lethal injection. He initially chose firing squad but changed his mind after Mikal Mahdi's April execution.

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In this NIH-sponsored study conducted at 12 U.S. centers, women with pregnancies between 74 and 97 days' gestation were offered screening for trisomies 21 and 18; screening involved risk estimates ...