Simon Harris Critical Of Bishop's Stance On HPV Vaccine
The Health Minister says he doesn't want a 'spat' with a bishop.
But he has warned people not to take medical advice from people without the proper qualifications.
Simon Harris made the comments following controversial remarks by Waterford Bishop Phonsie Cullinan in relation to the HPV vaccine.
Speaking at the Cancer Patient Survivorship Conference the Minister warned 300 Irish women get cervical cancer each year, 100 of whom die:
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