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Still birth is what they call a miscarriage past week 24 when the fetus is viable.
Still birth (Still born) is when a woman carries her baby to a stage in her pregnancy where it must actually be delivered. Upon the delivery still birth means that the child has unfortunately died.
Miscarriage is when a pregnancy isn't viable. the embryo or fetus dies in the uterus within the early stages of pregnancy and is passed through the vagina similar to a heavy menstrual cycle.
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