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Freya Felton, who was diagnosed with pancreatitis when she was two years old, has had a tattoo to mark the 16 years of care she has received at our Children's Hospital.

We’re amazingly proud to have been awarded the Veterans’ Aware accreditation; reflecting our commitment to deliver the best healthcare and support to veterans and their families.

Debs Hodges from Birmingham was 30 weeks pregnant when she received some devastating news. The 32-year-old was diagnosed with aggressive stage 3 breast cancer.

The ribbon has been cut to officially open a new, state-of-the-art scanner in our Children's Hospital's Emergency Department (ED).  

As BWC prepares to reveal its first DAISY Award winner in the coming weeks one colleague nurse Emmie Stiller has already shared how winning one was an ‘honour ’.  

Seven-year-old Arthur was so terrified of hospitals that he refused any treatment, so when he suffered a burn to his hand, Mum Jess worried they were out of options.

Lydia’s journey into the field of mental health was influenced by her personal experiences and her brother Gavin’s struggles.

New mum Codie has welcomed her first child Noelle at our Women’s Hospital following years of infertility struggles caused by endometriosis. Codie underwent IVF to have baby Noelle following a procedure to remove her fallopian tubes to treat her endometriosis.

Our hospital sees an increase in children suffering asthma attacks as schools re-open after the summer break. Our experts share their advice to help families.

Mental Health experts from our Forward Thinking Birmingham team offer their top tips for your child's first day back at school after the summer break.