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Mother of Seven Dies After Rare Pregnancy Complication at Soroka Medical Center A 40-something mother of seven died at Soroka Medical Center after a rare pregnancy complication at 34 weeks gestation led to the stillbirth of her baby and her own subsequent death. The case is under investigation.
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Illustration by baba What happened 01 A woman in her 40s, 34 weeks pregnant, died after a rare pregnancy complication at Soroka Medical Center. 02 She was mother to seven children and arrived with severe abdominal pain and bleeding. 03 An emergency cesarean delivered the baby stillborn, and the mother was moved to intensive care in critical condition. 04 Despite medical efforts, the mother died several hours later; the case is under investigation by health authorities. 05 Initial findings suggest organ failure and possible placental abruption as potential causes. 06 The Ministry of Health has been notified and is reviewing the circumstances surrounding the death. Translated and summarized by baba from Maariv , the latest report. Read Maariv’s original The coverage
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