Proceeding contribution from Fraser Kemp (Labour) in the House of Commons on Wednesday, 17 December 2008. It occurred during Adjournment debate on Cervical Cancer Screening.
Cervical Cancer Screening
Earlier in the Minister's contribution, when she referred to the advisory committee, she used the word ““may”” cause harm and she has also said ““can”” cause harm. I am worried that there does not appear to be a definitive view. That is why I would like the Minister to look at the evidence. ““Can”” and ““may”” can be made definitive if we examine evidence in Scotland and Wales.
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- Cervical cancer Diseases Screening
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