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The MedBriefing

The MedBriefing is a podcast by MedBrief, created for clinical negligence and personal injury professionals - from solicitors and medical experts to insurers and case managers.

Podcast · By MedBrief · English · Official site

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Sep 7, 2026
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Jul 14, 2026

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  1. Episode · Sep 7, 2026

    Life After Spinal Cord Injury (opens the original)

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    Caroline Wareing, Relationship Manager at Slater and Gordon, joins us to share her experience of life after a spinal cord injury.Caroline opens up about some of the hidden challenges of living with an SCI, the importance of finding a supportive community, and how it’s possible to build a full and fulfilling life after injury.She also discusses the vital role charities such as the Spinal Injuries Association (SIA) and Back Up play in helping people navigate life after a spinal cord injury.

  2. Episode · Jul 14, 2026

    Why Vaginal Mesh Became One of the UK's Biggest Medical Litigation Cases (opens the original)

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    Thousands of women across the UK have experienced life-changing complications following vaginal mesh procedures, leading to one of the most significant healthcare scandals in recent history.In this episode, we're joined by Robert Rose, Partner at Lime Solicitors, who specialises in vaginal mesh litigation. Together, we discuss the evolution of these claims, the challenges faced by those affected, and the legal landscape surrounding mesh cases today.

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