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'Living with a death sentence': NHS cadaver implant leaves woman with one of world's rarest diseases

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A woman infected with an incurable brain disease due to an NHS operation when she was three years old has told Sky News she is "living with a death sentence".

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Daily MirrorDaily Mirror
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'I have one of the world's rarest diseases after NHS implant from dead bodies' - The Mirror

Back in 1975, Natalie Bralee-Brett was given a dura mater graft - a piece of membrane collected from dead bodies - and now she says has been left fearing for her future

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'Living with a death sentence': NHS cadaver implant leaves woman with one of world's rarest diseases

Natalie Bralee-Brett suffers from an incurable condition which has just 52 confirmed cases - and it was caused by a membrane taken from dead bodies.

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'Living With A Death Sentence': NHS Cadaver Implant Leaves Woman With One Of World's Rarest Diseases - Great Yorkshire Radio

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Great Yorkshire Radio broke the news on Wednesday, September 24, 2025.
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