Limited PBS coverage widens pregnancy nausea treatment disparities in Australia
Pregnant women in Australia are facing an unfair two-tiered system for managing morning sickness, with financial status impacting…
Thalidomide survivors disappointed over Government belief more work needed before State apology – The Irish Times
There is some disappointment among thalidomide survivors over a Government belief that more work needs to be done…
Thalidomide survivor renews call for State apology on mother’s 96th birthday – The Irish Times
“In a way, my mother speaks for all the mothers and for the children,” Sharon Clarken says. “The…
Labour leader backs calls from thalidomide survivors for a formal State apology
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Thalidomide survivors optimistic of progress on State apology but ‘speed is of the essence’ – The Irish Times
The organisation representing Thalidomide survivors is optimistic progress is being made towards a State apology but said “speed…
State apology for thalidomide survivors will be made 'as soon as possible' – The Journal
State apology for thalidomide survivors will be made ‘as soon as possible’ The JournalSurvivors of thalidomide drug to be…
A shock finding in the Irish State archives – The Irish Times
“My blood runs cold,” says Finola Cassidy, referring to the effect of reading material in the National Archives…
Thalidomide survivors secure further political support on anniversary of drug withdrawal – The Irish Times
Sandra Dunne knew she was affected by thalidomide around 1970, when she was nine years old and had…