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A HOT BUTTON FOR ME IS ABORTION. I BELIEVE THERE NEEDS TO BE GUIDANCE BY OUR HEALTHCARE COMMUNITY IS REALIZING WHEN A FETUS SHOULD BE RECOGNIZED AS A LIVING ENTITY WITH HUMAN RIGHTS. PROFESSIONAL AROUND THE WORLD NEED MORE INTELLIGENCE GATHERING...WHILE DIFFERENT NATIONS, OR STATES DECIDE WHEN AN ABORTION IS RIGHT/ WRONG. IT IS AMAZING THAT IN ABORTION LIFE TAKES 9 MONTHS...BUT IN BIOLOGY OF PLANTS...INSTANTEOUSLY! In biological plants, life begins at conception, which is the fusion of male and female reproductive cells (pollen and egg). This fusion creates a zygote, a new individual with unique genetic information, marking the start of a new plant's life cycle. Elaboration: Fertilization: In plants, fertilization involves the transfer of pollen from the male part (anther) to the female part (pistil) of a flower. Pollen and Egg: The pollen grain contains the male gametes (sperm), and the ovule contains the egg cell. Zygote Formation: When pollen reaches the ovule, the sperm fuses with the egg, creating a zygote, which is a single cell containing the combined genetic material from both parents. Seed Development: The zygote then develops into an embryo within the seed, which eventually grows into a new plant. New Individual: The fusion of pollen and egg not only initiates growth but also creates a new individual with unique characteristics, as it is a combination of both parental genomes. This is taught in colleges. BY COLLEGE PROFESSORS WITH PHDS...BUT ABORTIONISTS SAY DIFFERENTLY! yale edu From a scientific perspective, an embryo is considered alive due to the following characteristics: *Biological Characteristics* 1. Cellular structure: Embryos consist of living cells. 2. Metabolism: Embryos undergo metabolic processes. 3. Growth: Embryos grow and develop. 4. Reproduction: Embryos contain genetic material. 5. Response to stimuli: Embryos react to environmental changes. *Biological Processes* 1. Cell division: Embryos undergo cell division. 2. Differentiation: Cells specialize into various tissues. 3. Morphogenesis: Tissues organize into structures. *Scientific Consensus* Major scientific organizations consider embryos alive: 1. American Society for Reproductive Medicine (ASRM) 2. National Institute of Child Health and Human Development (NICHD) 3. American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) These organizations give guidelines in abortion...calling a fetus a living entity. ASRM guidelines are developed to assist clinicians with clinical decision-making regarding patient care in reproductive medicine. These guidelines cover various aspects of infertility, reproductive health, and family planning. Types of ASRM Guidelines: • Practice Documents: These provide recommendations for specific clinical situations, such as premature ovarian insufficiency, gamete and embryo donation, and uterine septum diagnosis and treatment. • Committee Opinions: These offer guidance on ethical and practical considerations, including recommendations for practices using gestational carriers and minimum standards for practices offering assisted reproductive technologies. • Fact Sheets and Booklets: These are designed to provide patients with accurate and up-to-date information about their options and to help them make informed decisions about their care. • Scientific Congress & Expo Media Guidelines: These guidelines ensure that the conference is a positive and productive experience for all attendees. Specific Areas Covered by ASRM Guidelines: • Gestational Carrier Selection: ASRM guidelines outline the criteria for selecting gestational carriers, including age, medical history, and psychosocial evaluation. • Gamete and Embryo Donation: These guidelines address the evaluation and selection of gamete and embryo donors, as well as the recipient's suitability. • In Vitro Fertilization (IVF): ASRM guidelines address the safety and effectiveness of IVF, including the number of embryos to transfer. • Endometriosis: ASRM guidelines provide a classification system for endometriosis, which helps to determine the stage and severity of the condition. • Male Infertility: ASRM guidelines, in collaboration with the American Urological Association (AUA), provide guidance on the evaluation and management of male infertility. • Premature Ovarian Insufficiency (POI): ASRM guidelines offer best practice advice on the care of women with POI, including referral to support groups and mental health care. • Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS): ASRM guidelines provide guidance on the assessment and management of PCOS, including a focus on equity, cultural and ethnic diversity, and inclusivity. • Ovarian Hyperstimulation Syndrome (OHSS): ASRM guidelines provide guidance on the prevention and treatment of OHSS, which can occur as a complication of IVF. SOMEWHERE THERE IS A COMMON SENSE ANSWER FOR ABORTION LEGALITY.