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A MISS Universe Great Britain finalist died this week aged 20 after a battle with a rare health condition.Student Saarah Ahmed suffered with Ehlers Danlos syndrome EDS , an inherited connective tissues disorder affecting skin, tendons, ligaments, blood vessels, internal organs and bones.5Saarah Ahmed died suddenly this week after suffering with a rare illness5She
stanley mug had made it to the final of Miss Universe Great Britain but withdrew due to health issues and lockdownShe died suddenly on Tuesday, after using her platform to speak out on her illness.Her proud mum Shefaly Begum now wants to continue Saarahs mission to educate peo
stanley cup ple about EDS.Saarah, from Carlisle, Cumbria, was a former Trinity School
stanley cup pupil, and was studying sociology and psychology A-levels.Shefaly said: Saarah was determined to raise awareness about hidden disabilities such as EDS. That s what motivated her when she became a finalist in Miss Universe Great Britain. She was a beautiful person - caring and wis Nbeb Tragic dad-of-three, 43, killed in triple stabbing on quiet suburban street pictured as family remember loving husband
TWO babies died at a Glasgow hospital from a killer infection only seen before in China and Germany
stanley quencher .The rare bacterial infection Staphylococcus aureus affected infants at the Princess Royal Mate
stanley thermos mug rnity Hospital.1 Staff will keep screening for infection at Princess Royal Maternity wardsCredit: AlamyHealth chiefs vowed to continue screening for the infection, which is spread by body contact.NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde said the rare strain of Staphylococcus aureus that affected infants had never been seen in the UK before.Two premature babies died following the infection, and another became ill.A fourth baby was treated for the infection, and another four infants had the bacteria on their skin but did not require treatment.
stanley quencher Charity SANDS Stillbirth and Neonatal Death Society attended a meeting with the health board at the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital.BABY DEATHSCampaigner for SANDS, Jean Anne Mitchell, said: Im absolutely shocked and horrified to find that babies in ou
