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Harris respects Lorraine Walsh's decision to resign from CervicalCheck committee

The patient representative is quitting as she says she does not have confidence in the accuracy of a report into slides belonging to 1,000 women with cancer.

Harris respects Lorraine Walsh's decision to resign from CervicalCheck committee

Wed, 04 Dec, 2019 - 13:07

Digital Desk staff

The Health Minister says he respects Lorraine Walsh's decision to resign from the CervicalCheck steering committee.

The patient representative is quitting as she says she does not have confidence in the accuracy of a report into slides belonging to 1,000 women with cancer.

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