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Lawsuit alleges Illinois abortion doctor left half a fetus inside Indiana patient, requiring emergency surgery

A lawsuit has been filed by Anna Nusslock against Providence St. Joseph Hospital, claiming she was denied life-saving abortion care despite clear medical emergencies.
The lawsuit seeks to make an injunction permanent against St. Joseph hospitals, following claims of violations against California's emergency services law.
The situation highlights ongoing challenges after the Supreme Court's 2022 Dobbs decision, with hospitals like St. Joseph's reversing agreements to provide emergency care.

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The Straits Times

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Impractical for doctors to obtain explicit consent for each act in medical procedure: High Court Judge

The woman’s medical negligence suit was filed in 2023, three years after she gave birth in 2020. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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The Washington Standard

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This Was Not a Botched Abortion — It was Butchery

Lawsuit Reveals Bone-Chilling Details of Half-Aborted Baby Left In Mother’s Womb By Sarah Neely Champaign, IL – An Illinois lawsuit filed under the pseudonym “Jane Doe” offers a bone-chilling reminder that elective late-term abortions are happening in America, and are done with brutal violence to children in the womb. “Doe” sought an elective 22-week abortion …

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Buzzfeed

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I Got An Abortion, And My Roommate Made The Situation About Her. I Don't Know What To Do.

"She didn't ask how I was doing while going through the most difficult thing I’ve ever done. Nope. All about her."View Entire Post ›

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Theo tackles abortion access with a reading of The Turnaway Play

Why does someone decide to abort a pregnancy? What are the impacts of denying this choice? An audience of about 100 considered such questions on March 18 at Evanston’s Theo, prompted by Lesley Lisa Greene’s The Turnaway Play and an ensuing discussion of abortion access. Greene’s play, incorporating narratives of women who have sought abortions, […] The post Destigmatizing abortion rights appeared first on Chicago Reader.

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