David and Natalia Uglow still cannot make sense of their 17-year-old Bristol Grammar School daughter Ana's needless death. They never will, writes REBECCA HARDY.
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Ana Uglow, 17, from Bristol, died on a school trip to New York in December 2019
She collapsed in a hotel room and later died, with doctors finding she had sepsis
Experts told an inquest the teenager would have survived if she had antibiotics
Dr Nelly Ninis said Ana s pneumonia would have been cured with oral antibiotics
Her parents claimed Ana s request to see a doctor was refused by her teachers
A coroner is to write to all schools to raise awareness of sepsis after a teenager died with the condition during a school history trip to New York. Ana Uglow, 17, a pupil at Bristol Grammar School, collapsed in a hotel room and was pronounced dead at Mount Sinai West hospital just before Christmas in 2019. During a five-day inquest at Avon coroner’s court, her parents, David and Natalia Uglow, said Ana had asked teachers if she could see a.