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Adriana Smith was kept on life support for months despite being technically dead.

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A dead woman found with heavy bruising to her face in a Salvation Army courtyard was assaulted but not murdered by her partner, a court has been told.

Adriana Smith was declared brain dead in February and was kept alive to continue pregnancy

A Georgia woman who was put on life support after being declared brain dead in February at eight weeks pregnant has given birth to a baby boy.

Every three seconds, someone in the world develops dementia. Alzheimer’s disease is the most common form of dementia, accounting for between 60% and 70% of all cases.

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Adriana Smith, a 31-year-old brain-dead Atlanta woman, gave birth on June 13 and will be removed from life support on Tuesday under Georgia abortion laws, her family says.

Sleep isn’t just about recharging energy—it’s a critical part of how a child’s brain grows, processes information, and regulates emotions. Unfortunately, many families overlook the impact of inconsistent routines, late bedtimes, and screen time right before bed. If your child’s sleep habits are off track, they could be quietly affecting…