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Lawsuit blames Texas abortion ban for San Antonio woman’s death

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The family of Tierra Walker, a 37-year-old San Antonio woman who was 20 weeks pregnant, has filed a lawsuit alleging that Texas' abortion ban contributed to her death from preeclampsia. The legal action names the Texas Attorney General as a defendant in the case.

The lawsuit asserts a direct link between the state's restrictive abortion laws and the medical outcome that resulted in Walker's death. The case highlights ongoing legal and public health debates surrounding the impact of Texas' abortion regulations on maternal care.

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WTOP News Includes political context regarding the Texas Attorney General's Senate candidacy
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