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What is recorded here
This black commemorative plaque records: THALIDOMIDE MEMORIAL This memorial is dedicated to All those persons and their families who have been, and continue to be affected by the Thalidomide tragedy; The memory of the children who did not survive to enjoy a full and rewarding life; The memory of parents and loved ones who gave so much in the care of their children; All who worked so tirelessly in helping and supporting those who sought justice from this episode in history. Unveiled by Dr. Peter Beck CVO KStJ MD FRCP HM Lord Lieutenant of South Glamorgan 30th June 2016 TO REMEMBER IS TO CARE Recorded plaque organisation: Dr. Peter Beck.
This memorial commemorates victims and families affected by thalidomide, a drug that caused severe birth defects in the late 1950s and early 1960s, highlighting a significant pharmaceutical tragedy that led to stricter drug regulation globally.
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