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Families across England will benefit from enhanced early detection of Hereditary Tyrosinemia Type 1 (HT1), a rare but treatable genetic disorder.

Birmingham Women’s and Children's Hospital and Charity is delighted to announce much-loved TV presenter Emma Willis as its newest Patron.

But despite suffering a brain injury, Jaden has overcome the odds to launch his own business inspired by the care he receives.

After our fantastic Team BCH enjoyed a hugely successful British Transplant Games this summer, some of our superstars went on to proudly represent Great Britain joining competitors from across the globe in Germany just a couple of weeks later.

Sarah, aged 49, stepped in to save the teenager despite having Multiple Sclerosis (MS) after he was diagnosed with a rare genetic condition called Nephronophthisis NPHP 1 .    

Young diabetic patients were treated to a fun packed activity weekend thanks to Birmingham Children’s Hospital staff. 

A Birmingham mum is raising awareness about the warning signs of a rare type of blood cancer after her son was diagnosed with the disease.   

A Birmingham Children’s Hospital patient has been recognised for his bravery in a top awards ceremony.

Birmingham Women’s and Children’s (BWC) NHS Foundation Trust is celebrating a hat-trick of award nominations recognising its sector leading work to boost careers.

Birmingham Women’s Hospital recently hosted a visit from the First Lady of The Republic of The Gambia.