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Brain dead Georgia woman forced to stay on life support gives birth
Atlanta nurse Adriana Smith, 30, was declared brain dead in February, when she was eight weeks pregnant.
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bbc.com
Baby of brain-dead woman delivered in Georgia, woman's mother says
The woman was being kept on life support because of Georgia's strict abortion laws.
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independent.co.uk
Georgia brain-dead mom kept alive under abortion law gives birth via C-section
Adriana Smith, a 31-year-old brain-dead Atlanta woman, gave birth on June 13 and will be removed from life support on Tuesday under Georgia abortion laws, her family says.
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theguardian.com
Baby of brain-dead Georgia woman on life support delivered via C-section
Adriana Smith was declared brain dead in February and was kept alive to continue pregnancy
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dailymail.co.uk
Brain dead Georgia woman forced to stay on life support gives birth
Atlanta nurse Adriana Smith, 30, was declared brain dead in February, when she was eight weeks pregnant.
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huffpost.com
Brain-Dead Georgia Woman Is Taken Off Life Support After Delivering Baby
Adriana Smith's shocking case shows the consequences of the state's restrictive abortion ban.
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welt.de
Abtreibungsstreit in den USA: Baby von hirntoter Frau aus Georgia per Notkaiserschnitt geboren - WELT
Seit Februar 2025 wurde Adriana Smith künstlich beatmet, die schwangere Frau hatte eine Gehirnblutung erlitten. Maschinen hielten sie am Leben – wegen des Abtreibungsverbots im…
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ilfattoquotidiano.it
Blog | Cerebralmente morta, il suo corpo costretto al cesareo dopo mesi: il consenso nel caso Adriana Smith
In Georgia, dove l'aborto è illegale dopo 6 settimane, una donna cerebralmente morta è stata mantenuta in vita per evitare "l'omicidio del feto"
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faz.net
Geräte der hirntoten Schwangeren in Georgia abgeschaltet
Adriana Smiths Geschichte zeigt die Auswüchse strenger Abtreibungsgesetze in den USA: Die Schwangere wurde trotz Hirntod vier Monate am Leben erhalten – ohne Mitspracherecht der…