Sentence examples for moving birth from inspiring English sources

In the early 1900s, feminists played a significant role in moving birth out of the domain of midwives and the home and into the hospital.

I would welcome moving birth control pills to over-the-counter status, as long as the bill doing so also mandated that all the costs would still be paid by women's health insurance.

Or it may be the wages of a historical legacy: home birth has been "controversial" since the rise of modern obstetrics and the hospital, which moved birth out of the home.

By the time of the 1901 census, he was claiming to be 95, moving his birth to c.1806; it has been suggested that he made himself appear older to ease the process of collecting parish assistance from the church.

A "dairy cow" is kept in a constant state of impregnation (via artificial insemination, during which she is restrained and incapable of moving) and birth so that we can drink her milk.

Both these females had pups that were seen moving after birth.

Patient 6 and 7 were classified to be a part of intermediate congenital nemaline myopathy group because they were breathing and moving at birth.

It reinforces the arguments of those who believe that moving more births into facilities with better trained birth attendants represents the best chance to reduce the very high maternal and perinatal mortality rates in many low income countries.

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A birth was considered live if the new born had breathed or cried or moved at birth [ 20].

We never cease to be moved by birth, by the looks on all their faces.