A surgeon who blew the whistle on the dangers of vaginal mesh has claimed that she has been the victim of a “witch hunt” since raising the alarm.

Vulnerable women were left exposed to costs as they unwittingly pursued claims for years without ATE insurance.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A woman who had a vaginal mesh implant to treat a prolapse and urinary incontinence has said she lives in "constant pain" and is ...

‘I kept asking him what was happening and I now know he had not done anything on my case,’ she said. ‘Eventually he got a ...

SYDNEY (AP) — More than 700 Australian women in a class-action case against pharmaceutical giant Johnson & Johnson that started Tuesday argued that the company's vaginal mesh implants caused them ...

A Norfolk man says his life has been “absolutely destroyed” after suffering years of chronic pain and complications linked to surgical mesh ...

SEATTLE (AP) — Washington state and California have sued Johnson & Johnson, saying that for years the company misrepresented the risks of vaginal mesh implants it sold to repair pelvic collapse. In ...

A specially-accredited unit has been set up in Northern Ireland to deal with women who are coping with problems resulting from vaginal mesh implants. It is based at Belfast City Hospital, where ...

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A woman who had a vaginal mesh implant to treat a prolapse and urinary incontinence has said she lives in "constant pain" and is calling for the government to commit to a deadline for a redress scheme ...