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A new service for parents who have experienced baby loss during pregnancy or shortly after birth has launched at our Women’s Hospital. 

We spent a few minutes with Dana Oliver, Head of Nursing talking about her careers, from horses to children.

Birmingham Women’s and Children’s (BWC) NHS Foundation Trust will be the first in England to begin screening babies for a rare but serious genetic condition from birth, giving them the best chance of successful treatment before symptoms appear.

A dad has told how he donated 20 per cent of his liver to his toddler to save her life.

A first-time mum is raising awareness of pre-eclampsia symptoms to help other expectant parents spot early signs of the condition. 

Seventeen healthcare professionals from across the country have helped produce a multi-language video promoting a world-leading research study which is helping to detect more than 200 rare genetic conditions in newborns. 

Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, Patron of national children’s charity WellChild, today visited our Children’s Hospital to meet seriously ill children and their families who are benefiting from the charity’s specialist support programmes.

KIDSNTS marked its 10-year anniversary on Wednesday 1 July, celebrating a decade of providing unified neonatal and paediatric critical care transport across the West Midlands.

After spending the first 50 days of their lives together on the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU), premature babies Ivy-Rae and Isla-Rose have become best friends for life.

The parents of a baby born with a hole in his diaphragm have thanked surgeons for the life-saving operation which he underwent just a week after he was born.