foetal
Adjective
Meaning
Same as Fetal.
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fetal development
At the most extreme end of the spectrum, Dr Slikboer has encountered cases where women are confined to the house, huddled in the foetal position for hours each day pulling out hair.
Calls to the hotline have increased, including from women who awaiting the results of tests on foetal abnormalities, and from many who are not pregnant yet but are alarmed by the ruling.
Justice Lindy Jenkins outlined the indigenous man's "tragic" childhood, which included foetal alcohol spectrum disorder and violence.
Interestingly, increasing the levels of this foetal haemoglobin in patients with thalassaemia reduces their symptoms, sometimes even eliminating the need for transfusions.
This work seems to raise the spectre of foetal alcohol spectrum disorder, one of the most tragic dimensions of excessive drinking, a contemporary “trench” if ever there was one.