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‘Their formation is a complicated ballet of growth and fusion of moving plates of tissue.’ By Dave Andrusko Over the years I have been fascinated by the skill of the BBC at offering absolutely amazing examples of science developed with laypeople in...
By Dave Andrusko One of my daughters was president of a local Women Helping Center. If anyone would know the crucial importance of ultrasounds, it would be her and the staff. By making concrete what to a woman facing an untimely pregnancy is essentially an...
'Window to the Womb not only educates on the reality of human life in the womb but also stands as a powerful condemnation of abortion,' Live Action founder Lila Rose By Ashley Sadler Pro-life organization Live Action has announced the launch of a stunning...
Week 16: Many parts of the baby's body are developing at a rapid pace. The retina in the eye now has distinct layers, neuron multiplication in the brain is COMPLETE by this time, AND teeth enamel begins to develop. As for the lower half of the baby's body, all limbs...
Week 15: The baby is the size of a peach now, and can recognize voices and even light. Although movement started much earlier, the pregnant woman can now feel movement between now and 18 weeks. This is called quickening! Also, by this time, stem cells arrive, and...
Week 15: The baby is the size of a peach now, and can recognize voices and even light. Although movement started much earlier, the pregnant woman can now feel movement between now and 18 weeks. This is called quickening! Also, by this time, stem cells arrive, and...
Week 12: This marks the end of the first trimester of pregnancy! Starting at week 12 to around week 18, bowel movements begin. The material expelled from the fetal colon is called meconium, which is composed of proteins, dead cells from the digestive tract, and...
So for the next 40 weeks, we will share 1 fact per week about a baby's life in the womb. Please share with your friends to help inform the public just how beautiful life is (especially pregnant friends who would like to know about the development of their baby!). Week...
By Dave Andrusko Over the years I have been fascinated by the skill of the BBC at offering absolutely amazing examples of science developed with laypeople in mind. But replete with spectacular graphics, it’s a series a few years back on “Inside the...
By Dave Andrusko Without fail, the categories of posts on National Right to Life News Today that receive the most reader response are those especially adroit at combining appeals to the head and to the heart. They come in a variety of packages, limited only by the...