Government's Reluctance to Provide Compensation for Primodos Victims

The chapter delves into the government's reluctance to compensate victims of the harmful drug Primodos, despite recommendations from the Cumberledge Review. It discusses the historical context of unethical testing and the challenges faced by affected families, as well as the slow progress in addressing the issue. Frustration is expressed over the lack of accountability and the importance of seeking justice for medical negligence.