Organisation: Clinical Pathology Laboratories

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<p>Stephen and Irene Teap with their sons Oscar and Noah in 2016. It is claimed Mr Teap is still trying to come to terms with the death of his young wife and that his children will have to grow up without her love and devotion. Picture supplied by Stephen Teap</p>

court and crime

Irene Teap's young sons sue for nervous shock over mother's cervical cancer death

It is claimed that although Oscar and Noah were very young at the time, their abiding image of their mother is that she was sick and in pain

<p>Mr Justice Noonan held Mr Justice Cross erred in agreeing with lawyers for the plaintiff that CPL must show “special and exceptional” circumstances before a “blind review” order is granted.</p>

court and crime

High Court must reconsider lab's bid to review cervical smear slides

<p>Mr Justice Kevin Cross said Clinical Pathology Laboratories (CPL) had not established special circumstances to depart from the protocol which was set down during the landmark Ruth Morrissey (pictured) case regarding cervical smear slides. File photo: Collins Courts</p>

court and crime

Judge denies US lab permission to remove original markings from cervical smear slides

business

Revenues up at CervicalCheck suit lab firm

news

Scally report on smear tests published today

news

Terminally ill woman tells court she felt 'lost in the system'

CervicalCheck is a political football being kicked to death by politicians

What the Government really fears is the voice of a dying woman blaming them for her plight, writes Victoria White

Thu, 14 Jun, 2018

Surge in patients seeking medical records

Cancer doctors have witnessed an escalation in the number of concerned patients seeking access to their medical files, as the fallout from the CervicalCheck scandal continues.

Mon, 04 Jun, 2018

US hospital reviews smears read by lab at centre of Phelan case

A US hospital has launched a full review of smear tests screened by the medical company which paid €2.5m to Vicky Phelan as concern grows across the Atlantic about the accuracy of testing.

Wed, 09 May, 2018

Harris orders review of screening service

CervicalCheck is to undergo an external review following revelations that it took three years to notify a woman with terminal cancer of missed abnormalities in her initial screen.

Fri, 27 Apr, 2018