Bereaved families reiterate call for inquiry after cervical screening reports
Families of women who died from cervical cancer after misread smears say they have no confidence in reports into screening performance published on Wednesday.
Families of women who died from cervical cancer after misread smears say they have no confidence in reports into screening performance published on Wednesday.
Rachelle Cox said her experience demonstrated a lack of understanding about queer sex and "could have caused real harm".
Around 17,500 women in Northern Ireland are having their smear tests rechecked as part of a review of cervical screening dating back to 2008.