Baby girl becomes first child in UK to be born from womb transplant
- A baby girl, Amy Isabel, has become the first child born in the UK from a womb transplant after her mother received a uterus transplant, one of around 100 globally.
- While only a few thousand women may be eligible for the procedure in the UK given strict criteria, the success gives hope to those born without a womb.
- Some medical ethicists still question the procedure due to risks for the mother and baby, though the transplant is intended to be temporary.
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Baby Born to Woman With Transplanted Womb
In Scotland, a woman successfully gave birth to a baby girl after getting a womb transplant from her sister. As the BBC reports, couple Grace and Angus Davidsin welcomed baby Amy after the mother's sister, for whom she named her new child, donated her womb. Though it wasn't the first in the world — that took place over a decade ago in Sweden — the birth of baby Amy was the first time in the history of the United Kingdom in which such a feat has …
First baby born through donated womb in the UK is cause for ethical concerns, expert says
null / Credit: Tati9/Shutterstock CNA Staff, Apr 11, 2025 / 14:11 pm (CNA). A baby born in the United Kingdom is being called “a little miracle” for being the first child in the country to be born to a mother using a donated womb.The baby’s mot... [...]
Received sister's womb — gave birth to 'little miracle'
Grace, 36, gave birth to a daughter after she received her sister's womb. Sweden is a world leader in such transplants — now they become part of the healthcare system in Västra Götaland. “Those without a functioning uterus should have the right to such treatment now,” says Professor Mats Brännström.
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