On 2021-11-12, A. Filip <a...@p...pl> wrote:
> https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-59214544
>> US women are being jailed for having miscarriages
>> ; 2021-11-12T00:40:00.000Z
>> When a 21-year-old Native American woman from Oklahoma was convicted
>> of manslaughter after having a miscarriage, people were outraged. But
>> she was not alone.
>> Brittney Poolaw was just about four months pregnant when she lost her
>> baby in the hospital in January 2020. [...]
>> When she arrived at hospital seeking treatment, Poolaw admitted to
>> using illicit drugs while pregnant.
>> Later, the medical examiner's report, obtained by the BBC, found
>> traces of methamphetamine in her unborn son's liver and brain.
>> The examiner did not determine a cause of death for the foetus, noting
>> genetic anomaly, placenta abruption or maternal methamphetamine use
>> could have been contributing factors.
>> Poolaw's lawyers say they will appeal her conviction. [...]
>> From 1973-2020, NAPW has recorded 1,600 such cases, with about 1,200
>> occurring in the last 15 years alone.
>> Although some involved women who were arrested for things such as
>> falling down, or giving birth at home, the vast majority involved
>> drugs, [...]
>
> Dla mnie *proste* dopuszczenie jako dowodu tego co się powiedziało
> lekarzowi to gwarancja że pacjenci będą "mijać się z prawdą" jeszcze
> bardziej.

W sensie, że jakby nie powiedziałą, to nie zrobili by jej badań na
dragi?

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Marcin