Adriana Smith, a brain-dead mother from Georgia, was forced to remain alive due to state abortion laws, ultimately giving birth via C-section.

Adriana Smith, who was declared brain dead in February while pregnant, has been taken off of life support. This comes days ...

Adriana Smith's mother said her baby was delivered prematurely via emergency C-section on Friday and that Smith was taken off ...

Adriana Smith was kept on life support as her unborn child remained alive in her womb raising urgent questions about reproductive rights.

Adriana Smith has been kept on life support for months because of Georgia's abortion law, her family told a local news outlet.

Smith turned 31 on Sunday. Her baby, named Chance, was delivered early Friday morning by emergency C-section, weighing 1 ...

The brain-dead pregnant woman who became a flashpoint in the national debate over reproductive rights and Georgia’s six-week abortion ban has delivered her baby, her family has announced. Doctors told ...

In Georgia, a woman who was declared brain dead nearly four months ago has given birth to a baby boy via emergency C-section.

Newkirk said on Monday that Smith’s baby, whom they’ve named Chance, was born Friday and is in the NICU. She said Chance ...

Smith was declared brain dead in February, but because of Georgia's LIFE Act — which bans abortion after cardiac activity is ...

Newkirk speaks out after her daughter, Adriana Smith, was declared brain dead but kept on life support to continue her ...

The family of Adriana Smith, a metro Atlanta nurse who was declared brain dead in February while pregnant, said her baby boy has arrived.