A medical condition affecting heart development has been identified in a fetus. This condition impacts the left side of the heart. In this case, the state of Texas is taking action in a Dallas court.
The state wants to be involved in a dispute related to the fetus's medical care. Further information about this situation is available from local news sources, including KXAN in Austin. Details about the court proceedings and the fetus's condition can be found through these sources.
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