The foetus, which Adriana's family named 'Chance', was diagnosed in the womb with severe medical problems, and Adriana's ...

A pregnant brain-dead woman in Georgia was kept on life support until her fetus was viable. Experts say it raises ethical and legal questions.

From the perspective of reproductive rights advocates, postmortem pregnancy is the bottom of a slippery slope down which anti-abortion sentiment has led America. It obliterates women’s autonomy, ...

In Georgia, Adriana Smith, a brain-dead pregnant Black woman, was kept on life support due to state abortion restrictions.

Brain-dead Georgia mother Adriana Smith to have public funeral after being kept on life support due to pregnancy.

The 31-year-old nurse was removed from life support after the birth of her son, Chance. She had been kept alive to carry the ...

Smith, a nurse and mom, was declared brain dead in February and was kept on life support until her son was born via C-section ...

Georgia’s abortion legislation, known as the LIFE Act, bans the procedure after six weeks of pregnancy and was a decisive ...

The British Nutrition Foundation has issued new guidelines on foods you should eat during pregnancy to maximise the health of ...

The funeral for the Georgia woman who was brain-dead but kept alive by ventilators because of the state’s abortion law was ...

Women who experience complications during pregnancy face a higher risk of stroke in the following decades according to ...