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Georgia abortion law: Brain-dead woman gives birth in US; life support continued due to strict legal rules

IndiaTimes Tuesday, 17 June 2025
In Georgia, a brain-dead woman was kept on life support due to the state's abortion laws, resulting in the premature birth of her son, Chance, via C-section. Doctors maintained Adriana Smith on life support until Chance was delivered, despite her family's distress. The infant is now in the NICU, while Smith was taken off life support shortly after his birth.
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