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Primodos patients left out in the cold as new redress report published | Harwich and Manningtree Standard

A new review recommends a redress scheme for people affected by pelvic mesh and valproate.

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Primodos patients betrayed after being left out of health scandals redress report | Politics

Families who suffered harmful effects of hormone pregnancy tests not included in Patient Safety Commissioner’s review

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Primodos patients left out in the cold as new redress report published

A new review recommends a redress scheme for people affected by pelvic mesh and valproate.

Marie lyonSharon hodgsonClare pelhamHenrietta hughesYasmin qureshiMaria caulfieldKath sansomEpilepsy societyHigh courtWomen healthDepartment of healthPatient safety commissionerSocial careAssociation for children damagedHormone pregnancy testsIndependent medicines

Primodos patients left out in the cold as new redress report published | Dumbarton and Vale of Leven Reporter

A new review recommends a redress scheme for people affected by pelvic mesh and valproate.

Clare pelhamYasmin qureshiHenrietta hughesMarie lyonMaria caulfieldKath sansomSharon hodgsonWomen healthDepartment of healthHigh courtEpilepsy societyPatient safety commissionerSocial careAssociation for children damagedHormone pregnancy testsIndependent medicines

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.

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