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Texas’ delay of maternal death report hurts women, lawmakers say (opens the original)
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The state’s delay of a highly-anticipated report of maternal deaths until after the election is going to prevent lifesaving recommendations from going into effect and lawmakers from getting a head start on writing legislation, women’s health advocates said Friday. “State leadership would rather sweep the Maternal Mortality and Morbidity Review Committee’s biannual report under the rug than be held accountable for the impact their policies have had on the lives of Texas moms,” said state Rep. Don
Texas’ maternal health report delay is political and puts pregnant women at risk, lawmakers say (opens the original)
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The state’s delay of a highly-anticipated report of maternal deaths until after the election is going to prevent lifesaving recommendations from going into effect and lawmakers from getting a head start on writing legislation, women’s health advocates said Friday. “State leadership would rather sweep the Maternal Mortality and Morbidity Review Committee’s biannual report under the rug than be held accountable for the impact their policies have had on the lives of Texas moms,” said state Rep. Don
U.S. Supreme Court rules surrogate does not have custody of baby she birthed in Dallas (opens the original)
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A California couple will maintain custody over the biological child they had through a surrogate in Texas after U.S. Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan on Tuesday rejected a request to intervene in the high-profile case. Kagan’s order did not explain why she rejected surrogate McKenna West’s request. The Alaskan nurse had sought conservatorship over the child, which would have given her a say in the child’s medical treatment, and wanted Kagan to block a lower-court ruling in the couple’s favor. K
Texas Supreme Court: Baby in surrogacy case can leave Texas (opens the original)
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The Texas Supreme Court has rejected a surrogate’s attempt to keep the child she delivered in Texas, clearing the way for the biological parents to take the medically fragile infant to California. On Thursday, the Texas Supreme Court denied the request by McKenna West, an Alaskan surrogate who had tried to block the biological parents from removing the 1-month-old from Texas and taking him to a hospital in Los Angeles, where the couple lives. “Sustaining the life of the medically fragile child i
Texas Supreme Court rules baby delivered by surrogate can leave Texas (opens the original)
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The Texas Supreme Court has rejected a surrogate’s attempt to keep the child she delivered in Texas, clearing the way for the biological parents to take the medically fragile infant to California. On Thursday, the Texas Supreme Court denied the request by McKenna West, an Alaskan surrogate who had tried to block the biological parents from removing the 1-month-old from Texas and taking him to a hospital in Los Angeles, where the couple lives. “Sustaining the life of the medically fragile child i
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