A Pharmacist Says She Wouldn't Be Surprised If There Are More Deaths Due To Cervical Cancer Scandal
At least 206 women received a delayed diagnosis
The HSE says it won't be able to comment on the number of deaths before its serious incident management team completes its review.
The government is thought to be considering a statutory inquiry into the matter.
Fine Gael Deputy and pharmacist Kate O'Connell says survival rates dramatically decrease once the cancerous cells are untreated for more than three years:
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