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Twelve years after becoming the first child to ring  the  End of Treatment Bell  at Birmingham Children’s Hospital ’s  specialist Cancer Unit , former patient Darcy Blakeman is celebrating her A Level results and looking forward to starting university.  

Clinicians at our Children’s Hospital have collaborated on new oral-health videos to protect children with heart disease from preventable infection.

Olivia Beveridge supports families through one of the most difficult times in their lives after going through a bereavement.

Born a fragile 490g, little Louie has gone from being smaller than his mum’s hand to a cheeky, determined tot in just 18 months.

Birmingham Women's and Children's NHS Foundation Trust is deeply saddened to announce the death of Non-Executive Director Mary Martin.

A ground-breaking study investigating hormone imbalances in youngsters at our Children’s Hospital could help to detect future health risks.

Victoria Stevens, a neonatal nurse at our Women's Hospital, has been recognised for her work around newborn baby screening.

Former epilepsy patient Hattie Brant has returned to the ward at our Children’s Hospital, which inspired her to create her own business to help others living with the condition.

Dr Wendy Reid, non-executive director at our Trust, has been recognised for her work in the field of health education with the award of an Honorary CBE (Commander of the Order of the British Empire). 

Aspiring doctor Raffia Amjad is pursuing her dreams of a career in medicine after receiving life-saving treatment at Birmingham Children's Hospital.