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Arkansas Abortion Ban Made a Life Threatening Miscarriage Worse Partner
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- Emily Waldorf, 17 weeks pregnant, was hospitalized in Fayetteville, Arkansas on September 16, 2024 due to a miscarriage.
- Doctors could not provide necessary care because the fetus still had a detectable heartbeat, conflicting with Arkansas' strict abortion ban.
- The ban was enacted after the Supreme Court's 2022 decision overturning Roe v. Wade.
- Waldorf's case reflects broader issues where similar cases have resulted in preventable harm and deaths across states.
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