See also:
- Alabama Suspends Abortionist's License; AG Launches Investigation
- Ala. Abortion Clinic Surrenders License
- Alabama women's clinic probed for late-term abortions, violations
- Birmingham abortion clinic surrenders license after baby's death
- Medical board, attorney general examine abortion clinic
- Birmingham abortion clinic surrenders license after baby's death
The clinic's actions could have killed the mother as well as the baby, due to the mother's alarmingly high blood pressure -- so high that in and of itself it constituted an emergency.
The medical board will meet on July 18 to decide what, if any, action to take about Dr. Levich.
Evidently the new spurt of interest comes in the wake of the news that the clinic is surrendering its license. The Associated Press notes, "Today's move avoids a June 20 hearing where the state would have presented its case against the center and sought to revoke Summit's license."
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