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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.  

More than 1,200 women under the care of Birmingham Women’s Hospital are helping to detect rare diseases by donating blood from their baby’s umbilical cord.

Laura, a nurse with 10 years of experience working on the Neonatal Surgical ward at our Children's Hospital, has been awarded a coveted DAISY award.

Clinicians from Birmingham Women’s Hospital have been shortlisted for a prestigious national award for their work to reduce blood loss during labour.