Jane Kirby
Health Editor at PA Media
PA Media Health Editor. Coffee addict. All views are my own.
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1 week ago |
the-express.com | Dan Warburton |Jane Kirby
An NHS dietitian by profession, Grace, along with her husband, Angus, a financier, couldn't be happier about their bundle of joy. Little Amy entered the world through a planned Caesarean section at Queen Charlotte's and Chelsea Hospital in London on February 27. Grace was born with the rare Mayer-Rokitansky-Kuster-Hauser (MRKH) condition, affecting approximately 1 in 5,000 women.
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2 weeks ago |
msn.com | Jane Kirby |Michael Howie
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standard.co.uk | Jane Kirby |Daniel Keane
News | HealthProcedure could be a game-changer for thousands of women born without a wombWomb Transplant UK/PA WireJane Kirby|Daniel Keane2 minutes agoA baby girl has made history as the first child in the UK to be born from a womb transplant. Grace Davidson, 36, from north London, received the organ – also called the uterus – from her older sister, Amy, in the UK’s first womb transplant in 2023.
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dailyrecord.co.uk | Jane Kirby
Baby Amy Isabel made medical history as the result of 25-years of research into womb transplantation. Surgeons who carried out the UK's first womb transplant have revealed they were left 'in tears' after a woman give birth to the first baby following an organ transplant from her sister who lives in Scotland. Professor Richard Smith and Isabel Quiroga were the lead surgeons for the procedure carried out in 2023 on Grace Davidson, who was born without a womb.
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independent.ie | Jane Kirby
Baby girl Amy is first born in UK from womb transplant: ‘There’s been a lot of tears shed by all of us’Grace and Angus Davidson with Amy (Womb Transplant UK/PA)It is more than 15 years since Professor Richard Smith presented his rabbit study on womb transplants to the American Society for Reproductive Medicine conference in Atlanta in the US.
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RT @pash22: The science behind the UK’s first baby born from a womb transplant https://t.co/DnaQVXDi1P via @JanekirbyPA
See @PA for our interviews, pics and video on this wonderful story. Been a pleasure speaking to the family and surgeons
A baby girl has made history as the first child in the UK to be born from a womb transplant ✍️: @JanekirbyPA https://t.co/mPJE6W7GQQ
My exclusive for @PA on how patients are missing out on time critical medicines in A&E. Important issue from @RCEM_VP and the RCEM QIP programme https://t.co/c7dLTzV9aa