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Idaho is becoming an OBGYN desert, threatening the lives of mothers and infants - Vimarsana News

Idaho is becoming an OBGYN desert, threatening the lives of mothers and infants

Idaho is far from alone in cratering maternity care and doctors fear it will worsen our maternal mortality crisis

Source: yahoo.com
AZ Supreme Court: Medical marijuana use in pregnancy not child neglect - Vimarsana News

AZ Supreme Court: Medical marijuana use in pregnancy not child neglect

The AZ Supreme Court order could have broader implications, as medical marijuana use is less likely to be treated legally as a form of child neglect.

Court Favors Mom Accused of Child Neglect for Using Medical Marijuana While Pregnant - Vimarsana News

Court Favors Mom Accused of Child Neglect for Using Medical Marijuana While Pregnant

The mom accused of child neglect, Lindsay Ridgell, turned to medical marijuana to manage her morning sickness.

Q&A: Pregnant people with substance use issues need treatment, not jail, advocates and experts say - Vimarsana News

Q&A: Pregnant people with substance use issues need treatment, not jail, advocates and experts say

Although the mother was initially charged and convicted of murder in the stillbirth of her child, serving more than a year in jail, the dismissal of her charges led to the California attorney general weighing in on how the state’s law on murder should be interpreted in these kinds of cases.

Pregnant people with substance use issues need treatment, not jail, advocates and experts say - Vimarsana News

Pregnant people with substance use issues need treatment, not jail, advocates and experts say

Reproductive rights and justice advocates and experts discuss the recent legal interpretation of California's definition of murder to exclude charging pregnant people with the crime when they allegedly cause the miscarriage or stillbirth of a fetus