Haemophiliacs' HIV came from imported blood products says former minister

Former health minister Rory O'Hanlon has told the Lindsay Tribunal he thought HIV infection in haemophiliacs during his term in office, resulted from imported blood products.

Haemophiliacs' HIV came from imported blood products says former minister
Thu, 24 May, 2001 - 18:18

Former health minister Rory O'Hanlon has told the Lindsay Tribunal he thought HIV infection in haemophiliacs during his term in office, resulted from imported blood products.

Mr O'Hanlon was Minister for Health from March 1987 to November 1991.

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