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Sheffield woman's blood clot death was preventable, inquest finds

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Natasha Hewitt, 35, from Sheffield, died on 17 December in 2022. She had complained of "migraine-like" symptoms before her death. Mrs Hewitt had a history of blood clots associated with pregnancy. Coroner Marilyn Whittle said there were "missed opportunities" in her care.

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Sheffield woman's blood clot death was preventable, inquest finds

A failure to provide basic medical care contributed to Natasha Hewitt's death, a coroner rules.

2 years ago·United Kingdom

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BBC News broke the news in United Kingdom 2 years ago on Friday, September 22, 2023.

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