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The article fails to point out that the ward she was on was a level 2 ward, which is not the most serious, level 3 is the most serious. The vast majority of babies in a level 2 ward are expected to live and to have so many deaths and almost deaths in such a small amount of time is not normal.

Explainable through a combination of bad luck and systemic issues (e.g. hygiene issues, breakdown of incident management system).

All of the deaths happened on her shift and none on any other nurses. It is not normal for a baby to die in a level 2 ward.

Explainable through bad luck and systemic issues.

Babies with the most serious conditions are in level 3 wards. There are many wards in the UK that are severely understaffed with untrained doctors and nurses, yet there hasn't been any other incidents like this with so many collapses and deaths. Also all the deaths were ruled out for natural causes,

Explainable through bad luck and systemic issues.

if you look at deaths on the ward previously before Lucy letby worked there and other wards around the uk, the vast majority have a clear medical reason as to why the baby died. This was not the case on all of the deaths that happened when Lucy was on shift.

All of this is explainable through bad luck and systemic issues.