24th February 2017
Dear Members, I’d like to introduce myself, my name is John Rice and my wife has suffered with Hep C for many years. This is how […]
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18th May 2016
One of the most common topics for discussion between SIBF members is the complex and worrying issue of benefits. This is certainly the case during the […]
18th May 2016
Living in a democracy – an apparently open society – with elected representatives put in place to carry out the will of the people, you would […]
28th April 2016
Much of our recent research has focussed around the side-effects of past and current medications that have been offered to treat Hepatitis C of people with […]
27th April 2016
The Penrose Inquiry generated a large quantity of data. Here we extract and illustrate the estimated numbers of people infected with Hepatitis C from 1970 to […]
25th April 2016
The Penrose Inquiry, roundly branded a ‘whitewash’, did nonetheless yield important information about the contaminated blood disaster as it affected Scotland and Scottish patient […]