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Infected blood scandal report slams 'cover-up' that left 30,000 infected with HIV and Hepatitis C - Vimarsana News

Infected blood scandal report slams 'cover-up' that left 30,000 infected with HIV and Hepatitis C

A damning report into the infected blood scandal concluded that successive governments and the NHS covered up the truth while documents were deliberately destroyed

Infected blood scandal 'not an accident', with 'catalogue of failures' and 'downright deception' by NHS and governments - Vimarsana News

Infected blood scandal 'not an accident', with 'catalogue of failures' and 'downright deception' by NHS and governments

The infected blood scandal was not an accident - and its failures lie with successive governments, the NHS, and blood services, a public inquiry has found.

What we know about 'chilling' infected blood scandal cover-up - Vimarsana News

What we know about 'chilling' infected blood scandal cover-up

More than 30,000 were infected with HIV and hepatitis C while receiving NHS care between the 1970s and 1990s, in a scandal described as a 'calamity'.

Source: aol.co.uk
Infected blood scandal 'not an accident', with 'catalogue of failures' and 'downright... - Vimarsana News

Infected blood scandal 'not an accident', with 'catalogue of failures' and 'downright...

The infected blood scandal was "not an accident" - and its failures lie with "successive governments, the NHS, and blood services", a public inquiry has found.

Government's sluggish work on redress perpetuated harm to blood victims – report | Wilts and Gloucestershire Standard - Vimarsana News

Government's sluggish work on redress perpetuated harm to blood victims – report | Wilts and Gloucestershire Standard

Infected Blood Inquiry chairman Sir Brian Langstaff criticised a litany of failures by successive governments in responding to the scandal.