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Understanding Pregnancy Loss Was Supposed to Improve Health Outcomes—Not Lead to Punishment
On Dec. 13, Brittany Watts, a 33-year-old Black woman from Warren, Ohio, appeared before a grand jury in Trumbull County to face charges of felony corpse abuse after suffering a pregnancy loss at home. Prosecutors charged Watts after police found an unviable fetus in a toilet of her home on Sept. 22. A local forensic pathologist, Dr. George Sterbenz, testified that the fetus was already “non-viable” due to “premature ruptured membranes” when Watts’s water broke and the pregnancy ended at only 22 weeks gestation. [time-brightcove not-tgx=”true”] The case soon made national news, and although some media coverage used careful, medical language like Sterbenz’s description, other outl

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