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The Morning After Pill:  "0.5 percent of women have a genetic susceptibility to thrombo-embolic disease (blood clots). When these women take the 'morning-after' pill - which is equal in strength to taking 50 regular birth control tablets - a blood clot might form."

--Dr. Ellen Grant, Lancet (2001)

 
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The word "Fetus" is Latin and means...

"young one" or "offspring".

"Fetus" simply describes a Stage of Human Development, just as does the Latin word "Adolescent", which means "to grow up".

 
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