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Adriana Smith, the Georgia woman who was declared brain-dead but kept alive for months until her baby could be born, has been ...

While trying to conceive, learning and memory researcher Liz Chrastil took an unusual step: She became her own subject in a ...

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

Lawmakers honored Adriana Smith at her funeral and proposed new legislation to protect medical rights during pregnancy.

The family of a brain-dead pregnant Georgia woman, who made headlines because her body was kept on life support for months to continue growing her baby, laid the 30-year-old mother to rest Saturday.