More than 500 infected blood victims have died during the five years of inquiry trends now
More than 500 infected blood victims have died during the five years of inquiry trends now
More than 500 infected blood victims have died during the five years of the inquiry into the worst treatment disaster in NHS history
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More than 500 victims of the worst treatment disaster in NHS history have died during the long-awaited infected blood inquiry.
The Daily Mail can reveal the damning figure as the five-year probe – the largest inquiry in UK history – finally concludes next week.
The inquiry will sit for the last time next Friday before chairman Sir Brian Langstaff retires to consider the mountain of evidence. But it has come too late for those who have died without seeing justice.
According to the Haemophilia Society, more than 500 of those infected in the scandal
