
Woman diagnosed with cervical cancer after wrongly recorded smear test result
Shona Clark was diagnosed three years after a routine smear test. The result was recorded as negative but should have highlighted borderlines changes.
Shona Clark was diagnosed three years after a routine smear test. The result was recorded as negative but should have highlighted borderlines changes.
If Zoe Brown had put off her smear test, she said, would have meant a "very different conversation" with her cancer doctor.
A petition started by a Borders campaigner who lost his wife to cervical cancer has been debated in parliament after reaching over 100,000 signatures.