'No more hiding the truth': HSE and US labs admit liability in Irene Teap case

The HSE and two US laboratories have admitted liability in the case of mother-of-two Irene Teap who died after being diagnosed with cervical cancer
'No more hiding the truth': HSE and US labs admit liability in Irene Teap case

Stephen Teap: “The blood of my beautiful wife and the incredible friends I have made who have passed away is on the Government’s hands and those politicians who failed to listen.” Picture: Leah Farrell/ RollingNews

The HSE and two US laboratories have admitted liability in the case of mother-of-two Irene Teap who died after being diagnosed with cervical cancer.

Ms Teap's husband and CervicalCheck campaigner Stephen Teap, told the court that following her diagnosis his wife had constantly asked: "How did this happen, I did everything right?" and these words continue to haunt him.

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