Abnormal Foetus

A married woman moved to the Delhi High Court seeking permission to medically terminate her 32-week pregnancy with an abnormal foetus.

The Delhi High Court on Monday sought an AIIMS expert body's opinion on medical termination of a 28-week pregnancy on account of certain abnormalities in the foetus after the initial medical report indicated the foetus was alive and might need medica

The Delhi High Court Wednesday asked the AIIMS to constitute a medical board to examine a woman who seeks to terminate her 27-week pregnancy saying the foetus suffers from abnormalities and that the chances of its survival are remote.

The Delhi High Court today allowed a woman to abort her 23-week pregnancy after an AIIMS medical board said the twin foetus she was carrying did suffer from abnormalities and once born would face long term developmental issues.

The Delhi High Court today permitted a woman to abort her more than 24 week pregnancy in view of a medical board's report that the foetus suffers from substantial abnormalities.

The Delhi High Court on Tuesday allowed a woman's plea seeking termination of her over 23-week-old pregnancy after a medical report from AIIMS endorsed the procedure in view of complications associated with birth of the baby.

The Supreme Court Monday agreed to examine the constitutional validity of certain legal provisions that allow abortion only to save the woman's life or in case of abnormal foetus and allegedly violate women's right to health, "free reproductive choice" and "privacy".

The Calcutta High Court on Tuesday refused permission to a woman to terminate her 26-week-old pregnancy on the ground of possible abnormality since the foetus has already developed most of its organs and that the mother's life is not at risk.

The Calcutta High Court Monday directed the termination of 25-week-old pregnancy of a woman, who petitioned it for aborting the foetus owing to its development.

The Bombay High Court today permitted a 28-year-old woman to medically terminate her pregnancy as her 25-week foetus has serious neurological and skeletal abnormalities, making the baby's survival doubtful and possibly causing harm to the mother.

A report submitted to the Supreme Court bench by a doctor said that the 24-week foetus suffers from serious abnormalities and might not even survive the first surgery.

The Supreme Court on Wednesday allowed a Mumbai woman to abort 24-week-old foetus after medical reports found that the foetus had no skull. The court, while passing the order, said to save the mother's life abortion is allowed.

Zika-linked abnormalities that occur in human foetuses are more extensive and severe than previously thought, according to scientists who found that microcephaly is not the most common congenital defect caused by the infection.

Hours after the Supreme Court allowed an alleged rape survivor to abort her 24-week-old 'abnormal' foetus, the Delhi High Court today directed a medical panel to be set up to examine the case of another alleged victim who has sought termination of her 24 to 26-week-old pregnancy.

A rape survivor from Mumbai has been granted permission by the Supreme Court to terminate her 24-week-old 'abnormal' foetus.

A married woman moved to the Delhi High Court seeking permission to medically terminate her 32-week pregnancy with an abnormal foetus.

The Delhi High Court on Monday sought an AIIMS expert body's opinion on medical termination of a 28-week pregnancy on account of certain abnormalities in the foetus after the initial medical report indicated the foetus was alive and might need medica

The Delhi High Court Wednesday asked the AIIMS to constitute a medical board to examine a woman who seeks to terminate her 27-week pregnancy saying the foetus suffers from abnormalities and that the chances of its survival are remote.

The Delhi High Court today allowed a woman to abort her 23-week pregnancy after an AIIMS medical board said the twin foetus she was carrying did suffer from abnormalities and once born would face long term developmental issues.

The Delhi High Court today permitted a woman to abort her more than 24 week pregnancy in view of a medical board's report that the foetus suffers from substantial abnormalities.

The Delhi High Court on Tuesday allowed a woman's plea seeking termination of her over 23-week-old pregnancy after a medical report from AIIMS endorsed the procedure in view of complications associated with birth of the baby.

The Supreme Court Monday agreed to examine the constitutional validity of certain legal provisions that allow abortion only to save the woman's life or in case of abnormal foetus and allegedly violate women's right to health, "free reproductive choice" and "privacy".

The Calcutta High Court on Tuesday refused permission to a woman to terminate her 26-week-old pregnancy on the ground of possible abnormality since the foetus has already developed most of its organs and that the mother's life is not at risk.

The Calcutta High Court Monday directed the termination of 25-week-old pregnancy of a woman, who petitioned it for aborting the foetus owing to its development.

The Bombay High Court today permitted a 28-year-old woman to medically terminate her pregnancy as her 25-week foetus has serious neurological and skeletal abnormalities, making the baby's survival doubtful and possibly causing harm to the mother.

A report submitted to the Supreme Court bench by a doctor said that the 24-week foetus suffers from serious abnormalities and might not even survive the first surgery.

The Supreme Court on Wednesday allowed a Mumbai woman to abort 24-week-old foetus after medical reports found that the foetus had no skull. The court, while passing the order, said to save the mother's life abortion is allowed.

Zika-linked abnormalities that occur in human foetuses are more extensive and severe than previously thought, according to scientists who found that microcephaly is not the most common congenital defect caused by the infection.

Hours after the Supreme Court allowed an alleged rape survivor to abort her 24-week-old 'abnormal' foetus, the Delhi High Court today directed a medical panel to be set up to examine the case of another alleged victim who has sought termination of her 24 to 26-week-old pregnancy.

A rape survivor from Mumbai has been granted permission by the Supreme Court to terminate her 24-week-old 'abnormal' foetus.