Several born-alive infants were left to die after failed abortions in Minnesota for the 2021 calendar year, according to a state health report.
The report found abortion procedures resulted in the birth of live infants in five separate incidents, and life-saving measures were not reported to have been used in any of the incidents.
Here’s a screenshot from that report (page 30):
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Daily Caller reported:
Two infants were pre-viable and were left to die with no attempts made to save their lives, according to the report. One infant with an unspecified fetal abnormality was also left to die without medical care.
In two instances, infants were born alive after abortions and given “comfort care measures” before dying; the report makes no note of whether life-saving measures were attempted in these cases.
The Minnesota Legislature requires abortion providers to report when infant children are born alive following failed abortions, according to the report. State law also recognizes born-alive abortion survivors as people and requires practitioners to afford them proper medical practice including reasonable measures to preserve the child’s life and health.
In total, 10,136 abortions were reported in the state throughout 2021.
The following chart from the report shows the reason for abortion:
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