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Rare identical quadruplets born in Australia

A woman in Brisbane, Australia, has given birth to identical quadruplets, a medical occurrence cited as a one in 15 million rarity.

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The brief

A woman in Brisbane has given birth to four identical girls. The birth followed what was described as a high-risk pregnancy.

Coverage from BBC News, The Guardian, and People.com emphasizes the rarity of the event, with The Guardian noting the odds at one in 15 million. ABC News and Headlines (Australian Broadcasting Corporation) reports that the infants are doing well.

Future details may include the specific names given to the children, as TODAY.com notes that one girl received a very special name.

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Quick answers

Where were the quadruplets born?

They were born in a hospital in Brisbane, Australia.

How rare is this birth event?

According to The Guardian, the occurrence is estimated at one in 15 million.

What is the health status of the infants?

ABC News & Headlines reports that the quadruplets are doing well.

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