By most common measures, the life of Adriana Smith ended three months ago, when a tragic series of undiagnosed blood clots ...

Both cases represent an experiment in allowing a fetus to gestate in a brain-dead woman’s body. Knowing the tremendous work ...

Georgia's 'heartbeat' law, which bans abortion once cardiac activity is detected in a fetus, has been criticized by abortion ...

There’s been an outpouring of support for Adriana Smith across Georgia and the country, with vigils being planned and online fundraisers being held in her name.

Her grieving family — including her mother and 7-year-old-son — are weighing their options when hospital officials tell them ...

The Georgia attorney general’s office released a statement clarifying that the state’s heartbeat law does not require a brain ...

The tragic case of Adriana Smith suggests that, in many ways, we’re still facing the tip of the iceberg of the absurd legal ...

Adriana Smith, a 30-year-old nurse and mother, was declared brain dead at nine weeks pregnant. Georgia’s abortion law has ...

It’s true that Georgia lawmakers probably weren’t thinking of women like Adriana Smith when they passed their abortion ban. Smith, a nurse and mother, was pregnant with her second child when she began ...

As Adriana Smith stays on life support at Emory University, here's an update on her baby, the controversy, and the GoFundMe helping her family.

A Georgia woman declared brain dead is being kept on life support because she is pregnant. It raises complicated legal ...

Emory University Hospital will not remove brain-dead pregnant Georgia woman Adriana Smith from life support, but state abortion law does not prohibit this action.