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Teen 'Should Still Be Alive' After NHS ‘Mistakes’ Contributed to Death

The coroner said Isaac should have been admitted and properly investigated for a clot, and East Cheshire NHS Trust has apologized and reviewed its procedures.

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Neil and Louise Arrowsmith’s son, Isaac, was seen by multiple healthcare professionals but was repeatedly sent home

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Bristol PostBristol Post
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Parents’ heartbreak after NHS ‘mistakes’ contributed to teen's death

Neil and Louise Arrowsmith’s son, Isaac, was seen by multiple healthcare professionals but was repeatedly sent home

·Bristol, United Kingdom
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Cheshire-LiveCheshire-Live
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Teen 'should still be alive' after NHS ‘mistakes’ contributed to death

Neil and Louise Arrowsmith’s son, Isaac, was seen by multiple healthcare professionals but was repeatedly sent home

·England, United Kingdom
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Manchester Evening NewsManchester Evening News
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Teen 'should still be here' after NHS failings lead to preventable death

Neil and Louise Arrowsmith say their son Isaac, 19, "should still be here" after a coroner concluded that NHS failings at Macclesfield District General Hospital contributed to the 19-year-old's death

·Chadderton, United Kingdom
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Daily MirrorDaily Mirror
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'Our son died at 19 after NHS mistakes - he should still be here'

An inquest found that mistakes were made and his death was preventable

·London, United Kingdom
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Daily Mirror broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Friday, July 31, 2026.
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