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Baby delivered prematurely from brain-dead woman on life support in Georgia
Left: A view shows a sign outside of the Emory University Hospital, where Adriana Smith, a woman who was about nine weeks pregnant when she was declared brain-dead, has been kept on life-support since February, due to Georgia's state abortion law, which bans abortion after six weeks, in Atlanta, May 22, 2025. Photo by Megan Varner/Reuters
Family says baby delivered through C-section from Georgia mom who was declared brain dead
Smith was declared brain dead on February 19, when she was eight weeks pregnant. Newkirk said doctors told the family they were required to keep Smith on life support under the state's abortion law, House Bill 481, also known as the LIFE Act.
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