US Vice President Kamala Harris said today that the death of a young woman in Georgia could have been avoided if the state had not banned abortion and blamed her Republican presidential rival, Donald Trump. At least two women in Georgia have died because they did not have access to medical termination services in their state, investigative website ProPublica reported Monday. Amber Nicole Thurman, 28, died in August 2022 of complications after taking the abortion pill and “suffering a severe infection that the suburban Atlanta hospital was well equipped to deal with,” ProPublica reported, citing the conclusions of a state commission which characterized this death as “preventable”. “This young mother should be alive, raising her son and pursuing her dream of going to nursing school,” Harris said. “That’s exactly what we feared when Roe was overturned. These […]
Source: News Beast
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