A West Virginia prosecutor has said women who hide evidence of their miscarriages could face criminal charges under laws about disposing of a body.

However, certain things, can put a woman at risk of suffering a miscarriage. Contrary to common perception and the use of ...

Legal questions are surfacing in West Virginia over whether women who miscarry at home could be charged with crimes based on how they handle fetal remains, according to ...

An Ohio woman who suffered a miscarriage and left the nonviable ... it was “the fact that the baby was put into a toilet, large enough to clog up the toilet, left in that toilet and (Watts ...

At 21 weeks, she sought medical care at nearby Mercy ... At home, she miscarried, pushing her fetus out into the toilet. When she returned to the hospital for a third time, disclosing that she ...

At the time of Watts' miscarriage, abortion was legal in Ohio through 21 weeks, six days of pregnancy ... after miscarrying, leaving the toilet clogged. Police would later find the fetus wedged ...

(WALB) - Democratic Georgia State Senator Sally Harrell released a statement following the arrest of a Tifton woman who had a miscarriage ... at 8 weeks, she would typically sit on the toilet ...

which opposes the expected gestational period of 28 weeks, records show. Through further examination, the medical examiner’s office determined that Strait experienced a miscarriage, and the ...

Nick Viall and Natalie Joy's podcast took a very serious and emotional turn on Wednesday, as the pair opened up about their miscarriage ... said at the top of this week's Viall Files, before ...