CMO Addresses Cervical Check Publicly Following Midlands Women's Court Case

Dr. Tony Holohan says "substantial wrong" was done.

The Chief Medical Officer says 'very significant harm' has been done to women affected by the CervicalCheck scandal.

He says there were findings of 'substantial wrong' in the failure to share information with them.

It comes after 32 year-old Longford woman Lynsey Bennett who is seriously ill with cervical cancer, settled her case with the HSE on Wednesday.

Dr Tony Holohan says the CervicalCheck programme is learning from its previous failures:

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