A 261-page Philadelphia grand jury report on Dr. Kermit Gosnell portrayed his Women's Medical Society clinic as unsanitary and unprofessional, with blood-stained furniture, substandard equipment and untrained staff. Yet Delaware regulators cannot say if Atlantic Women's Medical Center — where Gosnell worked one day a week for a number of years — suffers from similar health and safety deficiencies because abortion providers are not subject to the kind of routine sanitary and safety inspections that restaurants, beauty salons and tattoo parlors get. USA Today
No oversight for Delaware abortion clinics
The owner of Atlantic Women's Medical Center in Delaware — who employed the West Philadelphia abortion doctor facing murder charges for killing infants who were delivered alive — also owns an abortion clinic in Louisiana that in 2009 was cited for a list of health and safety violations. Abortion doctor Kermit Gosnell, who has been charged with murder in the deaths of a patient and seven babies, practiced at the Women's Medical Society in West Philadelphia.
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