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Two young patients under the care of our Children’s Hospital’s specialist Sickle Cell Service have come together to raise awareness of how the medicine hydroxycarbamide can help relieve symptoms of sickle cell disease.

Newborn screening clinics have been brought to mums-to-be in the community reducing health inequalities and barriers in accessing antenatal screening and blood tests in early pregnancy.    

Childhood cancer survivor Dan Laird has fulfilled his lifelong ambition of becoming a children’s nurse, inspired by the care he received at our Children’s Hospital.

Homebirth Midwife Nikki Murgatroyd was awarded the coveted DAISY award after being nominated by a mum for transforming her pregnancy journey during lockdown.

Ursula Greenaway, an inspiring midwife who works in the Delivery Suite at our Women’s Hospital, has received a coveted Star of the Month award.

Meet Natalie Reynolds, the Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Research Midwife at our Women's Hospital. 

During her time with us, Onyinye has been part of many successful projects and tasks, but it’s always the human element of those that means the most to her.

Two Birmingham Children’s Hospital renal nurses travelled to India to share knowledge for patients on dialysis.

At just three-days-old tiny Scarlett was fitted with a pacemaker the size of a bottle top after medics detected a slow heartbeat whilst still in her mother’s womb.

A £1.5 million boost has funded state-of-the-art equipment at our Trust which means quicker access to life-saving treatments and faster diagnosis of rare and infectious diseases.