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Memorial for pupils contaminated with HIV and hepatitis

Memorial for pupils contaminated with HIV and hepatitis

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Publication timeSat, 26 Sep 2026 09:35:09 GMT
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Memorial for pupils contaminated with HIV and hepatitisImage source, PAImage caption, The memorial has been installed at the college, near Alton, HampshirePublished1 hour agoA memorial has been created at a school where boys were experimented on and infected with HIV and hepatitis.During the 1970s and 1980s, the Lord Mayor Treloar School and College in Hampshire offered specialist care for children with haemophilia but pupils received medical treatments using contaminated blood products.Of the 122 pupils with haemophilia that attended the school, only about 30 were still alive when the Infected Blood Public Inquiry published its report into the scandal in 2024.It highlighted how "very few" of the pupils with haemophilia that attended the school between 1970 and 1987 "escaped being…

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