"The reality is that on April 12, 2016, when we walked into Cedars-Sinai hospital for what we expected to be the happiest day of our lives, the greatest risk factor that Kira Dixon Johnson faced ...

Within that package is the “Kira Dixon Johnson Act," named for his late wife. “That is going to mandate mandatory implicit bias training for all birthing centers nationwide,” Charles said.

The Fox drama’s latest hour took a cue from real-life events, using the tragic story of Kira Dixon Johnson as inspiration for the episode’s lead storyline.

Charles Johnson IV, whose wife, Kira Dixon Johnson, died in 2020 about 12 hours after giving birth to their second child in a scheduled cesarean section performed in just 17 minutes, said he is ...

His wife, Kira Dixon Johnson, was 39 when she died at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles. She was "not just in good health, she was in exceptional health," Johnson says.

Kira Dixon Johnson is survived by the couple’s two sons. In 2022, Johnson filed a civil rights lawsuit against Cedars-Sinai and said it has paved the way for a federal investigation.

Within that package is the “Kira Dixon Johnson Act," named for his late wife. “That is going to mandate mandatory implicit bias training for all birthing centers nationwide,” Charles said.

Within that package is the “Kira Dixon Johnson Act," named for his late wife. “That is going to mandate mandatory implicit bias training for all birthing centers nationwide,” Charles said.

Within that package is the “Kira Dixon Johnson Act," named for his late wife. “That is going to mandate mandatory implicit bias training for all birthing centers nationwide,” Charles said.