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Jane Plumb

Haywards Heath
As seen in: Color Research & Application, Wiley Online Library, BMJ Open, New Scientist, The BMJ, Inkl, European Journal of Obstetrics & Gynaecology and Reproductive Biology
🤹🏻‍♀CEO @GBSSupport - interested in all things #groupBStrep & #WomensHealth - find me on LinkedIn and Blue Sky (Jane Plumb) and Insta/Threads (janeelizplumb)
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‘It felt like I’d lost a limb’: mother says baby’s common life-threatening condition needs routine NHS testing

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By Jane Plumb, Toni Alonzo-Grazier
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Toni Alonzo-Grazier Toni Alonzo-Grazier found herself waking up in the night having dreamt of hospital alarms sounding off in the aftermath of her child being diagnosed with a common life-threatening bacterial infection. Doctors discovered something was wrong with her baby after he started grunting - with hospital staff then learning he had a fast heart rate.
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‘I endured debilitating pain sat on a gynaecology waiting list for years’

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By Jane Plumb, Michelle Heffer
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Dave Bird A woman has told of the excruciating and debilitating pain she endured while stuck on a gynaecology waiting list for three and a half years as she urged the government to slash waiting times. Michelle Heffer told The Independent she first started seeing her GP for very heavy periods as a teenager before being diagnosed with two cysts on her ovaries caused by endometriosis after having her first ultrasound in 2020.
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Deadly infection risk in newborns ‘could be higher than previously thought’

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By Jane Plumb, Gordon Smith Verified
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PA Wire Newborn babies could be more at risk of contracting a bacterial infection carried by their mothers than previously thought, researchers have warned. Group B strep, or GBS, is a common bacteria that lives in the vagina or rectum and is usually harmless. However, it can be passed by pregnant women to their newborn babies during birth, leading to complications such as sepsis or meningitis.
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