The state’s 2023 law permits abortions for “life-limiting” anomalies during the first 24 weeks of pregnancy, but patients and doctors say the law’s gray areas leave some people behind.

Ireland’s “restrictive” abortion law is forcing women to travel for terminations in cases where babies have conditions which they will “absolutely not” survive, expert doctors have warned.

The District Court in Pszczyna found the doctors guilty of endangering the life of a 30-year-old woman, identified only as ...

A Polish court has found three doctors guilty of medical negligence in the high-profile 2021 death of a pregnant woman whose ...

Amber Martin was 20 weeks pregnant with her son Arlo when she discovered her pregnancy was in danger. Living in Indiana, a red state with a near-total abortion ban, Martin feared what would happen ...

Media Pro-life states consider abortion exceptions in cases of fatal fetal anomalies Pro-life abortion exceptions are 'conflating fetal anomaly diagnoses with life-threatening emergencies ...

Since the Dobbs ruling, more abortion seekers are being denied the chance to get the procedure or facing long delays because of laws based on ideas about fetal development markers. But in fact ...

Focusing on the fetus’s viability overlooks the baby’s viability. When we interviewed women who had abortions after 24 weeks of pregnancy, it became evident that these legal definitions were ...

The problem with this framing, however, is that the preoccupation with these fetal development markers originated in law and politics, not in science or medicine.And, most importantly, not from ...