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FILE PICTURE - Scientist Kirsty Smitten. Release date October 9, 2023. See SWNS story SWLNforbes. One of Britain's top young scientists has died aged just 29 from a rare form of heart cancer originally diagnosed as a pulled muscle. Kirsty Smitten was a world leading scientist set to potentially save tens of millions of lives with her new antibiotic medicine. She passed away in hospital with her family beside her last Wednesday [October 4], having spent the past seven weeks in Birmingham's Queen Elizabeth Hospital. When she first attended hospital last November doctors thought she'd just pulled a muscle. But she later received a terminal diagnosis and given just months to live. She was named a Forbes under 30 scientist and in February this year was crowned FSB's Young Entrepreneur of the Year. Her cancer, cardiac angiosarcoma, was so rare her surgeon had never seen it before. Only two people are diagnosed with it a year in the UK.](https://www.rtl.de/img/846034/1696954081/c3_4/1200/sonderkonditionen-satzpreis-file-picture-scientist-kirsty-smitten-release-date-october-9-2023-see-swns-story-swlnforbes-one-of-britains-top-young-scientists-has-died-aged-just-29-from-a-rare-form-of-heart-cancer-originally-diagnosed-as-a-pulled-muscle-kirsty-smitten-was-a-world-leading-scientist-set-to-potentially-save-tens-of-millions-of-lives-with-her-new-antibiotic-medicine-she-passed-away-in-hospital-with-her-family-beside-her-last-wednesday-october-4-having-spent-the-past-seven-weeks-in-birminghams-queen-elizabeth-hospital-when-she-first-attended-hospital-last-november-doctors-thought-shed-just-pulled-a-muscle-but-she-later-received-a-terminal-diagnosis-and-given-just-months-to-live-she-was-named-a-forbes-under-30-scientist-and-in-february-this-year-was-crowned-fsbs-young-entrepreneur-of-the-year-her-cancer-cardiac-angiosarcoma-was-so-rare-her-surgeon-had-never-seen-it-before-only-two-people-are-diagnosed-with-it-a-year-in-the-uk.webp)
