Pregnant Teen Died in Texas After Not Getting Care in Three Different Trips to the ER: ProPublica



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An 18-year-old pregnant woman in Texas died in October 2023 after several delays in medical care, as noted by her family and medical experts. Medical staff checked for fetal viability via ultrasound twice before taking action, which experts deemed a medically unwarranted delay.

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The second hospital diagnosed her with sepsis which is considered life-threatening but said the fetus was still alive. It wasn’t until the third hospital that she was told she suffered “fetal demise.”

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