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BBC Podcast Examines Why US Diverges From Other Nations on Infanticide Prosecutions

A new episode of BBC's The Global Story explores the question of why the United States takes a different legal approach to prosecuting infanticide compared with other countries.

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BBC Health's podcast series The Global Story has released an episode examining the United States' approach to prosecuting infanticide, describing the country as an outlier compared with other nations.

According to the episode description published by BBC, the program poses the question: "The US is an outlier in its approach to prosecuting infanticide. Why?"

The episode is part of The Global Story, a BBC audio program that explores international news topics in depth. Further details on the specific legal frameworks, cases, or expert commentary discussed in the episode were not included in the available program description.

The BBC did not provide additional data or sourcing beyond the episode's framing question in the material reviewed.

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