College Of Obstetricians

CervicalCheck review nears completion but controversy set to continue

Review body to send aggregate report on smear tests screening to Minister for Health

Northern Irish GPs face ‘legal uncertainty’ as abortion decriminalised

Doctor says abortion services not deregulated and abortions up to 28 weeks not allowed

Solicitor for terminally ill woman Ruth Morrissey critical of Harris

Cervical cancer case: Minister accused of ‘putting politics ahead of common decency’

The Irish Times view on the Scally report: key questions yet to be answered

The Government remains caught between a rock and a hard place on CervicalCheck

National Maternity Hospital orders review into abortion

Independent review focuses on termination carried out for fatal foetal abnormality reasons

BBC criticised for failure to provide abortion advice

BBC said it did not include abortion in helpline list because it was ‘contentious’

Government must do ‘a lot more’ for cervical cancer patients

Simon Harris defends Taoiseach after criticism from ‘incredible advocate’ Vicky Phelan

Flour power: fortifying with folic acid to help prevent birth defects

UK health officials are calling for flour to be fortified with folic acid to help prevent birth defects. Will Ireland follow suit?

Scally report contrasts with political hysteria of early scandal

Claims of some politicians misleading and potentially damaging to a screening programme

Pat Leahy: Scally report pulses with anger of mistreated women

Some descriptions of how women were informed of audit results beggar belief

Review of 3,000 CervicalCheck smear tests will take up to four months, Taoiseach says

Women must be asked for their consent and will be briefed individually, Dáil is told

Number of legal cases against screening service reaches 35

HSE chief says there are two other potential cases over misdiagnosis of cervical cancer

The multiple orgasm: Does it exist and who knows for sure?

Here is what we know so far about the clitoris and G-spot

Ireland’s cervical cancer shame shows women are still second-class citizens

Opinion: Damage to confidence in screening service by the Vicky Phelan case is massive

Cervical screening controversy explained

What are the latest political developments around the CervicalCheck programme?

Obstetricians’ body recommends Yes vote in abortion referendum

College ready to train Irish doctors to provide abortion services if referendum is passed

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