Rohan Wray, 22, and Chana Al-Alas, 19, of London, were
accused of abusing baby Jayden but his fractures were later found to have been
caused by rickets. They told the BBC that the Great Ormond Street and
University College hospitals should have diagnosed the disease. The hospitals
have defended their care of Jayden before his death in 2009. Mrs Justice Theis
concluded that more research was needed on the impact of vitamin D deficiency
and rickets on babies aged under six months. The couple's daughter, who has
been in the care of Islington since her birth in October 2010, has now been
returned to them.
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