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Inquiry into woman's ectopic pregnancy death set for next year

Inquiry into woman's ectopic pregnancy death set for next year
BBC Scotland Monday 28 September 2026, 15:08 UTC 1 min read
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Hannah McInally, 24, died in hospital five years ago following an undiagnosed ectopic pregnancy which ruptured.

Hannah McInally, 24, died in hospital five years ago following an undiagnosed ectopic pregnancy which ruptured.
Hannah McInally (PERSON)
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