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My Lords, the Committee listened with great interest to the remarks of the noble Lord, Lord Owen, and the honourable part he played in this tragic situation. I was a Minister of Health much later, between 1995 and 1997, and I had to struggle with problems with the Treasury and...
My Lords, the Committee listened with great interest to the remarks of the noble Lord, Lord Owen, and the honourable part he played in this tragic situation. I was a Minister of Health much later, between 1995 and 1997, and I had to struggle with problems with the Treasury and...
That this House notes that 4,800 British haemophiliacs and many others were infected with hepatitis C through their NHS treatment, with 1,200 of those also infected with HIV; further notes that over 800 people have already died from AIDS with hundreds more having died from hepatitis C; further notes the destruction in the late 1980s and early 1990s of many documents relating to this issue that were being held by the Department of Health and that could have aided the Self-Sufficiency in Blood Products report into this affair in early 2006; is pleased that many of these documents have been discovered since by Blackett, Heart and Pratt Solicitors and have now been returned to the Department of Health for independent legal examination; further notes that a number of boxes of relevant documents have also been discovered since by the Department of Health; is concerned that these have not yet been assigned for independent legal examination; supports the Tainted Blood Campaign; believes that with the discovery of these documents there is now an ideal opportunity to get to the bottom of this issue by launching a full, independent public inquiry into contaminated blood products and to provide an official explanation to those who have fallen victim directly or indirectly to HIV and hepatitis C through contaminated blood products; and therefore urges the Government to respond positively to this campaign so that, after 20 years, justice can be done finally.
That this House notes that 4,800 British haemophiliacs and many others were infected with hepatitis C through their NHS treatment, with 1,200 of those also infected with HIV; further notes that over 800 people have already died from AIDS with hundreds more having died from hepatitis C; further notes the...
On how many occasions in the last 12 months blood plasma and other blood products have been recalled from hospitals by the Blood Transfusion Service; in how many cases the cause for recall was possible contamination; and in how many cases batches of products later recalled had begun to be...
On how many occasions in the last 12 months blood plasma and other blood products have been recalled from hospitals by the Blood Transfusion Service; in how many cases the cause for recall was possible contamination; and in how many cases batches of products later recalled had begun to be...
What guidelines he has issued regarding the acceptability of blood donations from the relatives of persons suffering or who have died from new variant CJD.
What guidelines he has issued regarding the acceptability of blood donations from the relatives of persons suffering or who have died from new variant CJD.
When he expects to lift the ban on relatives of CJD victims being blood donors.
When he expects to lift the ban on relatives of CJD victims being blood donors.
Which blood products the Blood Transfusion Service sells to the private sector.
Which blood products the Blood Transfusion Service sells to the private sector.
How much blood from the National Transfusion Service was sold to the private sector in 1995 and 1996. - Inc fact that information about the amount of blood supplied to the private sector is not available centrally.
How much blood from the National Transfusion Service was sold to the private sector in 1995 and 1996. - Inc fact that information about the amount of blood supplied to the private sector is not available centrally.
If he will make a statement on the current levels of blood stocks; and what recent representations he has received about their adequacy.
If he will make a statement on the current levels of blood stocks; and what recent representations he has received about their adequacy.
If he will comment on the transmission of CJD via blood donation. - Including ref to 275 c46W.
If he will comment on the transmission of CJD via blood donation. - Including ref to 275 c46W.
On what date mandatory testing of blood donations for CJD was introduced in the United Kingdom. -
On what date mandatory testing of blood donations for CJD was introduced in the United Kingdom. -
What estimate he has made of the costs of (a) collecting, (b) testing, (c) processing and (d) storing human blood and human blood products; and what studies he has commissioned to establish the costs involved.
What estimate he has made of the costs of (a) collecting, (b) testing, (c) processing and (d) storing human blood and human blood products; and what studies he has commissioned to establish the costs involved.
Wednesday adjournment debate on the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority and the case of Diane and Stephen Blood.
Wednesday adjournment debate on the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority and the case of Diane and Stephen Blood.
What are the Government's current recommended safety levels for lead (a) in air and (b) in blood for (i) children, (ii) young people aged 16 to 18 years, (iii) women of child bearing age, (iv) pregnant women and (v) men.
What are the Government's current recommended safety levels for lead (a) in air and (b) in blood for (i) children, (ii) young people aged 16 to 18 years, (iii) women of child bearing age, (iv) pregnant women and (v) men.
What is the average level of lead in the blood of (a) children, (b) young people aged 16 to 18 years (c) women of child bearing age, (d) pregnant women and (e) men in the United Kingdom.
What is the average level of lead in the blood of (a) children, (b) young people aged 16 to 18 years (c) women of child bearing age, (d) pregnant women and (e) men in the United Kingdom.
How many hospitals have installed equipment to read the new bar code system for blood products; and what estimate he has made of the number of hospitals which require such equipment.
How many hospitals have installed equipment to read the new bar code system for blood products; and what estimate he has made of the number of hospitals which require such equipment.
What steps have been taken to comply with the commitments given in the NHS Patient's Charter in respect of blood donors.
What steps have been taken to comply with the commitments given in the NHS Patient's Charter in respect of blood donors.
How many units of each type of blood product were (a) supplied to private hospitals and (b) used by private patients within NHS units for each of the last three years, for which figures are available; and various questions on blood product supplies. - Figures not given.
How many units of each type of blood product were (a) supplied to private hospitals and (b) used by private patients within NHS units for each of the last three years, for which figures are available; and various questions on blood product supplies. - Figures not given.
What informed consent is sought from, and what information is given to, blood donors concerning circumstances in which their donation may be sold (a) outside the NHS, (b) into the private sector and (c) outside the United Kingdom; if he will comment on the circumstances in which the NHS patients...
What informed consent is sought from, and what information is given to, blood donors concerning circumstances in which their donation may be sold (a) outside the NHS, (b) into the private sector and (c) outside the United Kingdom; if he will comment on the circumstances in which the NHS patients...
If he will make a statement on the strategy for screening for sickle cell anaemia, glaucoma, diabetes and hyper-tension; and how this strategy relates to members of ethnic minorities.
If he will make a statement on the strategy for screening for sickle cell anaemia, glaucoma, diabetes and hyper-tension; and how this strategy relates to members of ethnic minorities.
What are the figures for donations of blood in the area covered by the Lancaster centre (a) in each of the two years before its closure and (b) in the period since its closure. - Inc table.
What are the figures for donations of blood in the area covered by the Lancaster centre (a) in each of the two years before its closure and (b) in the period since its closure. - Inc table.