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Tara Cosoleto

RARE PHOTOS: Contraceptive device did not harm women judge finds | Rare Historical Photos

Tanya Davidson was disappointed by the judgment but grateful the women had their day in court. (Con Chronis/AAP PHOTOS)

Women who suffered debilitating pain and bleeding after a permanent contraceptive device was implanted say they are disappointed a judge found it did not directly cause their symptoms. 

Victorian Supreme Court Justice Andrew Keogh handed down his decision on Tuesday, marking the end of a five-year class action against Bayer Australia and five other companies. 

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