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‘One in 15 million’: Brisbane woman gives birth to identical quadruplets

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‘One in 15 million’: Brisbane woman gives birth to identical quadruplets
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A Brisbane woman has given birth to identical quadruplets, a rare medical event estimated to occur in only one in 15 million pregnancies. The naturally conceived babies were delivered via C-section at 28 weeks and are believed to be the first case of its kind in Australia.

The quadruplets were born at the Royal Brisbane and Women's hospital on 14 July. Photograph: Dave Hunt/AAP The quadruplets were born at the Royal Brisbane and Women's hospital on 14 July. Photograph: Dave Hunt/AAP Brisbane ‘One in 15 million’: Brisbane woman gives birth to identical quadruplets Jenitar Na’amoana’s already had four children when she learned of surprise pregnancy ‘unheard of’ in Australia

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