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Topic: Fetal-personhood

Fetal personhood refers to the legal concept that a fetus should be granted the same rights and protections as a person, which has significant implications for reproductive rights and healthcare.

More on: Fetal-personhood

The concept of fetal personhood is central to the podcast episodes discussed, as it has emerged as a key legal and political issue surrounding access to abortion and other reproductive rights.

The episodes explore how the push to grant legal personhood status to fetuses and embryos, including in the context of the Supreme Court case on Idaho's abortion ban and the Alabama court ruling on frozen IVF embryos, could have far-reaching implications for reproductive autonomy and the balance of federal and state powers.

The potential consequences of the fetal personhood movement, including its disproportionate impact on marginalized communities, are examined across the episodes.

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