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Woman born without womb says UK’s first transplant gives her ‘glimmer of hope’

A woman who was born without a womb has said the UK’s first womb transplant has given her a “glimmer of hope” that she can one day carry her own child. Hannah Vaughan, who lives in Cheshire but is originally from North Wales, found out that she had ...

23 Aug 2023 at 19:19

Womb transplants for trans women ‘many years off’ – UK surgeon

Womb transplants in transgender women in the UK are likely to be “many years off”, one of the surgeons who carried out the UK’s first such operation on a woman said. Professor Richard Smith, from Imperial College London, carried out the womb ...

23 Aug 2023 at 05:10

How did surgeons carry out the UK’s first womb transplant?

Surgeons worked all day and into the night to ensure the UK’s first womb transplant went smoothly. Its success was down to meticulous research, years of sharing knowledge between experts around the globe, and the hard work and dedication of ...

23 Aug 2023 at 00:01

Baby girl makes history as first child born in the UK from a transplanted womb

A 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 ...

08 Apr 2025 at 09:34

Womb transplant baby a ‘medical breakthrough’, says Streeting

The birth of the first child in the UK to be born from a transplanted womb is a “medical breakthrough”, the Health Secretary has said. Wes Streeting said womb transplants could “possibly” be available on the NHS in the future. Just four ...

08 Apr 2025 at 09:38

Girl named Amy becomes first baby in the UK born from a womb transplant

08 Apr 2025 at 06:30

Birth following UK’s first womb transplant gives hope to thousands of women

The birth of a baby following the UK’s first womb transplant is a milestone which gives hope to thousands of women. – What has happened? Grace Davidson, a 36-year-old NHS dietitian from north London, has given birth to a baby, ...

07 Apr 2025 at 21:42

Baby’s birth after UK’s first womb transplant a ‘huge milestone’, experts say

Experts have hailed the birth of a baby following the success of the UK’s first womb transplant as a “huge milestone” and a “miracle” for the family. Stuart Lavery, consultant in reproductive medicine at University College ...

07 Apr 2025 at 21:44

Womb transplant surgeons ‘shed tears’ at delivery of first baby

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. At the time, there was little cash ...

07 Apr 2025 at 21:44

UK’s first womb transplant paves way for dozens more

The UK’s first womb transplant means that, in future, dozens of women born without a functioning organ can carry babies of their own. – What has happened? Surgeons have performed the UK’s first womb transplant on a ...

23 Aug 2023 at 00:01

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23 Aug 2023 at 08:17

UK’s first womb transplant a ‘massive success’ after sister’s donation

A woman has been given a womb by her older sister in the UK’s first womb transplant. The 34-year-old married woman received the organ – also called the uterus – during an operation lasting nine hours and 20 ...

24 Aug 2023 at 10:25

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