‘1 in 15 million’: woman in Australia gives birth to identical quadruplet girls
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Jenitar Sau Na’amoana, a 34-year-old Australian woman who already has four children, gave birth to identical quadruplet girls at Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital in Queensland. The delivery occurred last week, and the pregnancy is considered extremely rare. Dr. Alexa Bendall, a maternal fetal medicine specialist who cared for Na’amoana, expressed excitement about the family. The case highlights the rarity of identical quadruplets.
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Identical quadruplets occur in 1 in 15 million births
The babies were delivered last week at Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital in Queensland.
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The pregnancy was described by doctors as incredibly rare.
South China Morning Post- Identical quadruplets occur in 1 in 15 million births
- Mother already had four children, now has eight
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Loaded language removedAn Australian woman has given birth to identical quadruplet girls after a pregnancy doctors described as incredibly rare. Jenitar Sau Na’amoana, who is 34 years old and already had four children, delivered the babies last week at Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital in Queensland state.
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The pregnancy was described by doctors as incredibly rare.
South China Morning PostDr. Bendall expressed excitement about caring for the family.
South China Morning PostAn Australian woman gave birth to identical quadruplet girls.
South China Morning PostThe woman is Jenitar Sau Na’amoana, aged 34, who already has four children.
South China Morning PostThe babies were delivered last week at Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital in Queensland.
South China Morning PostDr. Alexa Bendall, a maternal fetal medicine specialist, cared for Na’amoana.
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