MSPs seek answers as cervical cancer vaccine fears grow
MARISA DE ANDRADE The Scotsman Monday, June 29, 2009 THE Scottish Government has been challenged to explain why it introduced the cervical cancer vaccination programme in a series of questions by MSPs. Conservative health spokesman Mary Scanlon has submitted four parliamentary questions to Health Minister Shona Robison after meeting with a Scottish representative from the International Coalition of Advocates for the People (ICAP). Freda Birell, of ICAP, raised concerns about inadequate research, incorrect data presented to parents, and serious illnesses being reported from girls who have received Cervarix.
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MSPs seek answers as cervical cancer vaccine fears grow
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