Govt denies vendetta against IBTS director

The Department of Health has denied allegations that it is involved in a vendetta against Dr Joan Power, the Cork regional director of the Irish Blood Transfusion Service.

Fri, 09 Aug, 2002 - 18:53

The Department of Health has denied allegations that it is involved in a vendetta against Dr Joan Power, the Cork regional director of the Irish Blood Transfusion Service.

Dr Power is widely credited with exposing the scandal surrounding the infection of Irish people with Hepatitis C through contaminated blood products.

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