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Pelvic Mesh – Do No Harm

Reflections on the Cumberlege Committee Report from a Clinical Negligence Perspective by Henry Charles and Vanessa Cashman

Charley Turton Breach of duty, Current Affairs, Informed consent, Medical ethics, News, Uncategorized 1 Comment July 20, 2020 9 Minutes

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