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Glasgow Royal Children's Hospital

My son is disabled because doctors at 'dirty hospital' gave him anti-infection drugs
Glasgow Royal Children's Hospital

My son is disabled because doctors at 'dirty hospital' gave him anti-infection drugs

A Glasgow mother says her son was left disabled after being prescribed powerful anti-infection drugs during cancer treatment because of concerns about a dirty hospital. Seven years on, she still does not know who made the decision or why.
Stephanie Muirhead with husband Derek and daughter Alyssa as her son Andrew rings the cancer bell at the end of his treatment. Stephanie Muirhead with husband Derek and daughter Alyssa as her son Andrew rings the cancer bell at the end of his treatment.
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Meet the ‘incredible’ Glasgow cancer nurse who treated mum and son 33 years apart

Wooden Spoon Glasgow chair Al Kellock is pictured with Paul Burns and Celia Maclean from the RHC Wooden Spoon Glasgow chair Al Kellock is pictured with Paul Burns and Celia Maclean from the RHC
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Wait times slashed for hundreds of Scottish children following donation to hospital

Brothers James and Sandy Easdale made the donation. Brothers James and Sandy Easdale made the donation.
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Scottish billionaire brothers make major donation to children’s hospital charity

Nicole Stirrat and Alex (L) Sheona Brown (R) (1) Nicole Stirrat and Alex (L) Sheona Brown (R) (1)
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Student turns family’s personal journey into mission to raise funds for sick kids

Gamer-in-Residence, Steven Mair (26) plays with eight-year-old patient Martin at the Royal Hospital for Children in Glasgow, Scotland Gamer-in-Residence, Steven Mair (26) plays with eight-year-old patient Martin at the Royal Hospital for Children in Glasgow, Scotland
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Glasgow children's hospital gets UK first 'gamer-in-residence' on wards

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Inquiry into Queen Elizabeth University and Children's hospital to continue next week

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