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fetus
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fetus noun baby, embryo, genesis, immature stage, life, origination, seed, source, starting point, unborn young
See also: embryo
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He speculates that vitamin C deficiency in pregnant and breast-feeding women may also lead to impaired development in foetuses and new-born babies.
Vitamin C deficiency may impair newborn babies' mental development by Asian News International
The organs and foetuses were taken between 1988 and 1995 under Dutch pathologist Dick van Velzen, who ordered the "unethical and illegal stripping of every organ from every child who had a post-mortem" during his time at the hospital.
ALDERHEY GETS 200 NEW CALLS ON ORGANS; Families' fear on scandal by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
Any organs, foetuses and tissue samples that are the subject of an existing inquiry by relatives will not be interred without the relatives' written agreement.
ALDER HEY: R.I.P; Last rites for children's remains by The Mirror (London, England)
 
 
 
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