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Inquiry into woman’s ectopic pregnancy death set for next year

McInally lived in Aberdeen and was originally from Dundee.

Relatives previously said they hoped the FAI would help them “understand, grieve and move forwards”.

Their statement said: “Hannah was a kind, clever, beautiful and contagiously happy young woman and her untimely loss continues to be felt by everyone who knew her.”

They added: “We have always believed there were failings at NHS Grampian that directly contributed to her death.

“It is therefore with much anticipation we now await the health board’s evidence because, to date, we feel like it has failed to fully answer all our questions we believe would help us understand, grieve and move forwards.”


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