A baby declared stillborn at the John Radcliffe hospital in Oxford was rejected by a mortuary because she was in fact still alive.

A baby declared stillborn at the John Radcliffe hospital in Oxford was rejected by a mortuary because she was in fact still alive.

The unit, which reopened as the special care baby unit in October after a £2.5m refurbishment, cares for babies who were born ...

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Queensland women are seeking criminal charges against medical staff for obstetric assaults, after claims they were subject to ...

A baby girl weighing 525 grams at birth at a private hospital in the national capital has now been discharged in good health ...

Texas mom Larissa Gonzalez switched from working with adults in the ICU to babies in the NICU after her son's premature birth and her family's hospital experience ...

A baby born at 22 weeks, weighing only 525 grams has survived after 105 days in intensive care at a hospital. She was ...

Little Hallie Lindsay fought hard for 26 days after she was born, with the help of the staff at 'home away from home' ...

A joint New Statesman and Channel 4 News investigation has revealed shocking allegations against Oxford University NHS ...

TULSA, Okla. — It’s the end of NICU Awareness Month and we’re hearing from a local mother about her experience. Sarah Kern ...