'Historic' targeted ban on pelvic mesh devices does not go far enough, say women and health groups

By Joanne McCarthy
Updated October 31 2018 - 12:36pm, first published December 1 2017 - 5:30am
Journey: Jan Wise's life spiralled out of control after she was implanted with pig-based biological mesh in 2012.
Journey: Jan Wise's life spiralled out of control after she was implanted with pig-based biological mesh in 2012.

A TARGETED ban of Australian pelvic mesh devices this week is “too little, too late”, say women and health consumer groups calling for a total ban on all pelvic mesh devices.

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