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Revealed: UK government was warned of infected blood risks in 1970s

Documents show officials were told blood plasma harvested from US convicts was contaminated with viruses

United statesUnited kingdomStuart cantrillBrian langstaffRandy evansDes collinsBayer groupCommittee on safety of medicinesSir brian langstaffCutter laboratoriesCollins solicitorsTainted blood

The mothers fighting a scandal bigger than thalidomide: We were told the medication was safe | Health

Since the 1970s, it has been known that sodium valproate can harm babies in the womb. So why was it prescribed to pregnant women?

United kingdomHenrietta hughesEmma murphyJeremy huntJanet williamsNational archivesHealth authoritiesHealthcare products regulatory agencyWorld health organization international classification of diseasesNational archives in kewCommittee on safety of medicinesFact the independent fetal anti convulsantIndependent fetal anti convulsant trustWorld health organizationInternational classificationFirst do no harm

Ministers are urged to pay thousands victims of sodium valproate and vaginal mesh scandals £25,000 each in £600million compensation scheme

At least 10,000 women in England are estimated to have been harmed by vaginal mesh implants, with some left in agony and wheelchair-bound.

United kingdomQueen maryYasmin qureshiNatasha brownMaria caulfieldSharon hodgsonPatricia alexanderWilliam inmanClare pelhamIsabel galHenrietta hughesKath sansomMarie lyonJulia cumberlegeBerlin national archivesEpilepsy society

Wirral MP calls for redress for families affected by Primodos

Margaret Greenwood MP is urging the government to implement the recommendations of a 2018 report and provide redress for those people affected by…

United kingdomExpert working groupCommittee on safety of medicinesUniversity of oxfordMember of parliamentMargaret greenwoodWirral westIndependent medicinesMedical devices safety reviewCumberlege review

DR PHILIPPA KAYE fears women may stop taking the Pill after Davina s documentary

The Truth About The Pill airs on Thursday on Channel 4, and if an interview the TV star did to promote it is anything to go by, it ll make waves, writes DR PHILIPPA KAYE.

New yorkUnited statesColumbia universityUnited kingdomDavina mccallJoyce harperUniversity of groningenCentre for mental healthCommittee on safety of medicinesOhio state universityTruth aboutTruth about the pillBritish journalPsychiatry openMental healthProfessor joyce harper

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