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'The end of a 40-year fight for justice': Victims of infected blood scandal say they are 'emotional and nervous' ahead of publication of final report into worst treatment disaster in NHS history - Vimarsana News

'The end of a 40-year fight for justice': Victims of infected blood scandal say they are 'emotional and nervous' ahead of publication of final report into worst treatment disaster in NHS history

Tens of thousands of people in the UK were infected with deadly viruses after they were given contaminated blood and blood products between the 1970s and early 1990s.

'This disaster was no accident': Damning infected blood report finds litany of failures led to unimaginable suffering - including children being treated like research projects and 3,000 deaths which 'should and could have been avoided' - Vimarsana News

'This disaster was no accident': Damning infected blood report finds litany of failures led to unimaginable suffering - including children being treated like research projects and 3,000 deaths which 'should and could have been avoided'

More than 3,000 have died and many continue to suffer after tens of thousands of vulnerable NHS patients were infected with HIV and hepatitis.

How the MOS - pilloried as 'alarmist' for exposing blood scandal - are set to be vindicated - Vimarsana News

How the MOS - pilloried as 'alarmist' for exposing blood scandal - are set to be vindicated

The full story behind The Mail on Sunday's campaign to expose a scandal involving vulnerable patients given infected blood can be revealed today.

A cri de coeur by the MoS medical reporter who broke the HIV blood scandal story 39 years ago - Vimarsana News

A cri de coeur by the MoS medical reporter who broke the HIV blood scandal story 39 years ago

SUSAN DOUGLAS: Almost 40 years ago, in what became one of the greatest medical scandals ever, doctors were forced to make an unimaginable choice and sign the death warrant of 2,400 patients.