Relatives of victims of the NHS infected blood scandal hand in a letter to 10 Downing Street

In the 1970s and 1980s, hemophilia patients were treated with a new blood product, leading to widespread infections of HIV and Hepatitis C. Despite the severe consequences, it took decades for the government to acknowledge the need for compensation. The Infected Blood Inquiry revealed unethical practices, prompting calls for justice and financial restitution. Personal stories highlight the ongoing impact on families and the need for government action.

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