by David Ayers

Ever heard of a “two-minus-one pregnancy?” Chances are you have not, unless you have read therecent article by that title in the New York Times Magazine. This expression, which we may have to get used to, is one more “weasel term” in a long list of euphemisms invented by champions of “choice.” It refers to a rare but increasingly used “medical” procedure that some women want and some physicians provide—also known as a “twin reduction.” How does it work?  Read more... (744 words, estimated 2:59 mins reading time)

by David Ayers<\/em><\/p>\n

Ever heard of a \u201ctwo-minus-one pregnancy?\u201d Chances are you have not, unless you have read therecent article\u00a0<\/a>by that title in the\u00a0New York Times Magazine<\/em>. This expression, which we may have to get used to, is one more \u201cweasel term\u201d in a long list of euphemisms invented by champions of \u201cchoice.\u201d It refers to a rare but increasingly used \u201cmedical\u201d procedure that some women want and some physicians provide\u2014also known as a \u201ctwin reduction.\u201d How does it work?  Read more...<\/a> (744 words, estimated 2:59 mins reading time)<\/i><\/span><\/p>\n\n