Breast cancer patients denied ‘life-saving’ 43p treatment ‘due to NHS funding dispute’ Thousands of patients are being denied “life-saving” breast cancer drugs which cost just 43 pence due to an NHS funding row, research has suggested.
Charity Breast Cancer Now estimates 27,000 women in the UK are being denied osteoporosis medication which can prevent breast cancer spread in the bone due to on-going uncertainty as to who is responsible for funding the medication. The Independent
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Charity Breast Cancer Now estimates 27,000 women in the UK are being denied osteoporosis medication which can prevent breast cancer spread in the bone due to on-going uncertainty as to who is responsible for funding the medication. The Independent
See also:
- Breast-cancer drug confusion 'putting lives at risk' BBC News
- Breast cancer victims are missing out on a life-saving pill that costs 34p a day The Daily Mail
- 43p drug that prevents spread of breast cancer denied to thousands The Daily Telegraph
- Thousands of breast cancer patients missing out on 43p-a-day drug The Guardian
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