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UK girl, 12, underwent six grueling –and unnecessary

A 12-year-old UK girl’s life altered by misdiagnosis and unnecessary chemo sparks outrage over medical errors

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According to coverage, specialists initially diagnosed her with the condition at age five, though her parents were later told she did not have it. The treatment’s severity—including prolonged hospital stays—has left her in critical condition, with reports describing her as a ‘ticking time bomb.’ Coverage emphasizes the severity of the medical mistake, with outlets like *The Telegraph* and *International Business Times UK* highlighting the irreversible damage to her health.

What to watch next: Legal action or an official inquiry into the hospital’s handling of the case, given the repeated misdiagnosis and delayed intervention. Coverage does not yet specify whether the treating hospital or specialists have issued a statement.

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What disease was the girl initially misdiagnosed with?

Coverage states she was diagnosed with a rare autoimmune disease labeled as ‘J,’ though specialists later confirmed she did not have it.

How many rounds of chemotherapy did she undergo?

According to all headlines, she endured six rounds of chemotherapy.

Has the hospital or medical team responsible commented?

Coverage does not yet include statements from the hospital, treating doctors, or regulatory bodies.

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