From the 6th month/24th week they have a chance, although small, to save them.
A fetus is viable when it can live outside of the mothers womb. a viable foetus is where a foetus that could be taken from the womb and still be able to survive.
24 weeks when the fetus have a 50% of survival.
A fetus is a fetus until it is born at which time the umbilical is cut and it becomes a child. An other argument is that the foetus ceases to be a fetus at the time it is a viable human being and can live without the mothers support.
Answer: Not medically as long as it's not viable. After that it has rights as you and me. Then people have their own opinions based on their feelings.Answer: Since some believe life starts at conception, they do, in fact, consider a fetus an "unborn child", regardless of what a fetus is considered medically.
No. The fetus is inside the uterus which is closed, like a bag. The rest of the mothers organs are outside the uterus.
When deciding on when abortion is allowed they go by when the fetus is viable outside the womans body. Up to that moment the fetus is considered a part of her, like an organ that she decides over herself. So there's more involved then womens wishes.
A fetus is considered viable outside the womb around 24 weeks of gestation, when the lungs have developed enough to support breathing. However, the chances of survival and long-term health outcomes improve significantly closer to 28 weeks.
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At 28 weeks gestation a fetus is considered viable, meaning with medical intervention if born alive at this time it has a good chance of survival. Therefore if any child is born still at 28 weeks gestation, they deserve to be buried and mourned.
A fetus is not considered a living being because it does not have the ability to survive independently outside of the womb. It relies entirely on the mother for sustenance and cannot function on its own. Additionally, the legal and ethical definition of a living being typically includes the ability to exhibit consciousness and self-awareness, which a fetus does not possess.