Oldham General Hospital

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Oldham General Hospital is an English medical facility historically notable as the birthplace of Louise Brown, the world’s first baby conceived via in vitro fertilization.

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Oldham General Hospital canonical 4
Royal Oldham Hospital 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf hospital
continent Europe
coordinateLocation 53.56°N 2.12°W
country England
United Kingdom
field medicine
hasClaimToNotability birthplace of the world’s first baby conceived via in vitro fertilization
hasEmergencyDepartment true
hasPatient Louise Brown
hasRoleIn history of in vitro fertilization
history of reproductive medicine
inception 20th century
languageOfWorkOrName English
locatedIn England, United Kingdom
Greater Manchester
Metropolitan Borough of Oldham
linked to: Oldham borough

North West England
Oldham
linked to: Oldham borough
notableEvent birth of Louise Brown
operatedBy National Health Service
partOf National Health Service
publicHealthcare true
speciality gynecology
maternity services
obstetrics

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Louise Brown conceptionLocation Oldham General Hospital
Louise Brown birthHospital Oldham General Hospital
Patrick Steptoe employer Oldham General Hospital
Patrick Steptoe employer Royal Oldham Hospital
linked to: Oldham General Hospital
Jean Purdy employer Oldham General Hospital