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Delhi High Court Allows Termination Of 28-Week Pregnancy Based On AIIMS Board Report
The Delhi High Court Monday allowed a woman's plea to terminate her 28-week pregnancy after a medical board constituted by AIIMS said her fetus can be aborted as it suffered from anencephaly, a condition where the skull bone is not formed, and was therefore, incompatible with life.
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US Woman Carried Dying Baby To Term. Then, Donated Her Organs
Krysta Davis was 18 weeks pregnant when she was told that the baby she was carrying had an abnormality. Her to-be-born daughter Rylei Arcadia Diane Lovett was diagnosed with anencephaly, a rare condition in which an infant is missing parts of the brain or skull.
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They Knew Their Unborn Baby Would Die - Just Not Like This
For Royce Young, writing their story was not only a way to work through it, he said, but also a way to remember it.
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Delhi High Court Allows Termination Of 28-Week Pregnancy Based On AIIMS Board Report
The Delhi High Court Monday allowed a woman's plea to terminate her 28-week pregnancy after a medical board constituted by AIIMS said her fetus can be aborted as it suffered from anencephaly, a condition where the skull bone is not formed, and was therefore, incompatible with life.
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US Woman Carried Dying Baby To Term. Then, Donated Her Organs
Krysta Davis was 18 weeks pregnant when she was told that the baby she was carrying had an abnormality. Her to-be-born daughter Rylei Arcadia Diane Lovett was diagnosed with anencephaly, a rare condition in which an infant is missing parts of the brain or skull.
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They Knew Their Unborn Baby Would Die - Just Not Like This
For Royce Young, writing their story was not only a way to work through it, he said, but also a way to remember it.
