52 babies saved by Connecticut's safe haven law, officials say
More than 50 babies have been saved since Connecticut enacted a safe haven law in 2001 allowing parents to drop off newborns at hospitals, officials said.
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More than 50 babies have been saved since Connecticut enacted a safe haven law in 2001 allowing parents to drop off newborns at hospitals, officials said.
More than 50 babies have been saved since Connecticut enacted a safe haven law in 2001 allowing parents to drop off newborns at hospitals, officials said.
1:27 More shipments of Pfizer-BioNTech’s COVID-19 vaccine arrived Tuesday at Connecticut hospitals, many of which began immediately vaccinating front-line workers. That included Ivan Sarmiento, an emergency room registered nurse at Saint Francis Hospital in Hartford, a member of Trinity Health Of New England. He was cheered on by colleagues as he became the first employee to get a dose shortly before noon. “I hope I serve as an example that, hey, I’m OK and this is a step in the right direction,” he said, adding that he’s having conversations about vaccination with friends and fam...