Report Fetal Pain Occurs Late in Pregnancy
A medical review discusses fetal pain arising late in gestation prompting discussions among doctors and researchers. It outlines potential timing of neural development and ethical considerations for late pregnancy care and research.
Fetal pain debate challenged by new medical review
A UCSF led review published in JAMA says fetuses likely do not feel pain until about 28 weeks, challenging abortion foes who seek fetal pain laws. Critics call the report biased while some researchers warn the issue will inflame debate and shape policy. The study urges not to mandate fetal pain discussion before the second trimester.
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National housing sales dip as prices surge in July
July existing home sales fell 2.6 percent to a 7.16 million annual rate as buyers faced soaring prices and higher mortgage costs. The median price rose 14.1 percent from a year ago to 218000, signaling a hot yet cooling market.
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