Plural form: instances of fetal death or the killing of multiple fetuses.
Plural of 'feticide' (Latin 'fetus' + 'caedere'), using the standard English pluralization '-s'. Statistical usage of this term emerged in 19th and 20th century medical and public health literature.
The existence of this plural form highlights a dark historical fact: certain societies and time periods have practiced selective feticide (like sex-selective abortion), revealing how language helps us confront uncomfortable population control practices.
Plural of feticide; same gendered dimension as singular. The framing of multiple cases erases individual maternal context and autonomy, treating pregnant people as interchangeable vessels rather than agents.
When discussing multiple cases, center pregnant people's voices, diverse circumstances, and agency. Use with acknowledgment of who holds decision-making power.
["terminations of pregnancy","induced pregnancy losses"]
Aggregate data on pregnancy termination often erases the humanity and diverse reasoning of the people affected. Center their narratives and autonomy.
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