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Nevada woman's death after taking abortion pills spurs lawsuit, safety fears - Vimarsana News

Nevada woman's death after taking abortion pills spurs lawsuit, safety fears

The family of a Nevada woman who died of sepsis after taking abortion pills is suing for wrongful death, a case that is reigniting safety concerns as the Biden administration seeks to expand access by relaxing medical protocols.

Family Sues After Mom Dies From 'Septic Abortion' - Vimarsana News

Family Sues After Mom Dies From 'Septic Abortion'

Oh, so abortions aren’t as safe as the left likes to pretend? Shocking.  On September 28 of 2022, 24-year-old Alyona Dixon died after reportedly becoming septic following an abortion. Now, Dixon’s family is suing the hospital who they say failed to diagnose her properly and take her condition seriously.

Las Vegas hospital sued after woman dies from 'septic abortion' in 2022 - Vimarsana News

Las Vegas hospital sued after woman dies from 'septic abortion' in 2022

A 24-year-old woman died of complications from a septic abortion, and her family has sued Dignity Health - St. Rose Dominican Hospital on Blue Diamond Road, according to a wrongful death lawsuit.

Source: yahoo.com
Soul food support thanks to Thurso mental health group's natter and nosh sessions - Vimarsana News

Soul food support thanks to Thurso mental health group's natter and nosh sessions

There was a happy atmosphere all around during an outdoor barbecue at a mental health support centre in Thurso for Men's Health Week 2023.

Work due to start this month on Forss straight safety measures - Vimarsana News

Work due to start this month on Forss straight safety measures

Campaigners who have been calling for safety improvements on the Forss straight say they hope work starting this month will make a big difference.