Tracey is Heavily Metalled !
Shari Guess talks to Tracey about her story and how this affecting others
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Mother, 85, felt abandoned by NHS, daughter says
We have to do better than this for everybody and it’s especially cruel for elderly people who rely on those around them https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cgxdxy1ez94o #NHSDelays #HipHarm #SilverVoices #UHCW
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One in three patients forced to chase NHS for scan and test results
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2025/02/17/nhs-admin-errors-patients-chasing-scan-results-research One in three NHS patients has been forced to chase results for X-rays, MRIs and other tests, research has revealed. A joint report by three health policy think tanks has found a spate of administrative errors in the NHS is putting people off getting care when they need it. These “frustrating” issues can seriously impact patient safety and will mean
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MHRA receives 75% of its funding from device manufacturers / pharmaceutical companies
Esther McVay addresses parliament on the concerns surrounding the MHRA and their funding model
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Parliamentary Debate: MHRA
Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency This is quite a long debate from 16th January 2025 in the House of Commons but very relevant, very important to note in relation to what we know about the very body who purport to exist to protect the public from rogue medical devices, the manufacturers, the care organisations
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The association of cobalturia with cobaltism symptoms a prospective blinded study of 229 post-arthroplasty patients
Stephen S. Tower ,Bradford D. Gessner,Christina S. Cho,Robert L. Bridges https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0295203
Firm pays out to NHS over defective hip replacements
One of the biggest medical companies in the world has admitted it is having to pay out to the NHS to cover the cost of monitoring and operating on patients who were given defective hip replacements, the Guardian can reveal. DePuy, owned by Johnson & Johnson, would not say how much it had handed over, but it
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Hundreds of patients lose battle over allegedly ‘defective’ hip implants
Two thirds of lead claimants given ‘faulty’ hip replacements “did not suffer an adverse reaction to metal debris” a judge has ruled, as she rejected one of the largest group actions to appear before the High Court. Mrs Justice Geraldine Andrews said DePuy’s metal-on-metal Pinnacle Ultamet products has not been ‘defective’, and could not be blamed
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