Fetal Death Reporting Laws Differ by State


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Fetal Death Reporting Laws Differ by State
If you are trying to obtain a fetal death record and are having trouble, it might help you to know that state laws differ with regard to the gestational age at which fetal deaths must be reported.

Some states require the reporting of all fetal deaths regardless of the length of gestation. Other states require only that fetal deaths weighing 350 grams or more or 20 completed weeks of gestation or more be reported.



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