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Hospital admits full responsibility for 24 failures that led to toddler's death

Hospital admits full responsibility for 24 failures that led to toddler's death
BBC Wales Saturday 31 October 2026, 22:04 UTC 1 min read
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Eleanor Aldred-Owen died after surgery because an abnormal scan was not flagged.

Eleanor Aldred-Owen died after surgery because an abnormal scan was not flagged.
Eleanor Aldred-Owen (PERSON)
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