A 24-year-old midwife died from drug toxicity after a seizure and cardiac arrest, with the coroner ruling it drug-related but not confirming suicide intent.

A 24-year-old midwife, Jessica Louise Farmer, died on May 28 at John Radcliffe Hospital after ingesting a drug at her home. An inquest on October 9 found she suffered seizures and a cardiac arrest despite emergency treatment, with the cause of death attributed to the drug's toxic effects. Coroner Nicholas Graham ruled the death drug-related but found insufficient evidence to confirm suicide intent, underscoring challenges in determining intent in overdose cases.