Susan Mitchell: Regret’s regrettable behaviour
Fringe groups who circulate scare stories about health vaccines need to have their claims held up to the light and exposed
Last November, the GP and broadcaster Dr Ciara Kelly received correspondence from the Medical Council which informed her that a complaint had been lodged against her. This is every doctor’s worst nightmare, as the Medical Council regulates the profession and has the power to stop doctors from practising.
The complaint against Kelly was made by a couple whom she had never met. It concerned comments she had made supporting the human papilloma virus...
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