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 There's already been some back-and-forth on this issue, but today's my day to empty Category:Unassessed medicine articles, so  speaking as the person that does more than 90% of article assessment work for the project  WP:MED hereby refuses to support this article.  The mere fact that somebody gets pregnant, even through medical intervention, does not place the person within the project's actual scope, which is focused on medical conditions and their treatments.   

 If you wish to appeal my decision, then please first read the entire assessment page, paying particular attention to WP:WikiProject Medicine/Assessment#Is_WPMED_the_correct_WikiProject_to_support_this_article.3F and leave a note on that page's talk page.  You may also wish to familiarize yourselves with WP:WikiProject Council/Guide#Article_tagging, and to read the article Overmedicalization for a better understanding of why we define most people as outside of our scope. 

 I will leave a note at WT:PHARM to see what they chose to do, but based on my past experience, you should expect them to similarly refuse.     
 :* I think we must have posted at about the same time, I did leave a note over there, so this discussion should be at Wikipedia talk:WikiProject Medicine#Nadya Suleman aka "Octo-mom".    

 :I have removed this article from WikiProject Pharmacology. Our wikiproject only deals with articles pertaining to drug articles, and drug-related topics (such as Drug design). We do not cover drug users.    

 I don't understand why there is an article on this person and why Wikipedia has so many articles on people of quetionable importance.    

 :*You might want to read the general notability guideline and the biographies of living persons guideline.    

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