Cancer Drugs Fund gets £160m more for innovative treatments
Fund that helps patients receive pioneering medicines not routinely funded by the NHS will be extended to 2016
Thousands more cancer patients in England will be offered vital treatments in a £160m boost to the Cancer Drugs Fund (CDF), the Department of Health said today.
The fund, which has helped more than 55,000 cancer patients since it was set up four years ago, will be increased from £200m a year to £280m a year. Guardian
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Fund that helps patients receive pioneering medicines not routinely funded by the NHS will be extended to 2016
Thousands more cancer patients in England will be offered vital treatments in a £160m boost to the Cancer Drugs Fund (CDF), the Department of Health said today.
The fund, which has helped more than 55,000 cancer patients since it was set up four years ago, will be increased from £200m a year to £280m a year. Guardian
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- Press release: Thousands more patients to benefit from additional £160 million for cancer drugs Department of Health
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