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…The UK government's plans to raise the price the NHS pays for drugs are to be challenged in court by patient campaigners.…

… sufficient. In medicine, approval has never been the endpoint. Drugs enter postmarketing surveillance. Laboratories operate under co…

…UK government plans to increase the price the NHS pays for drugs will face a legal challenge from a patient campaign group.…

… will provide faster access to key decision making data so that drugs can be approved and reach patients sooner.…

…ans not intend a decrease in consciousness when it is caused by drugs that can also reduce specific symptoms?’.1 Having written almos…

…iding non-clinical services to highly vulnerable people who use drugs, PWs are repeatedly exposed to stress, trauma and loss, which c…

…A system allowing drugs to be approved in the UK by other “trusted” regulators such as …

…idly growing. There are now effective therapeutic interventions—drugs, diets, devices and surgeries—for up to 2000 SCGD. Since almost…

…re refers to the worsening of symptoms that requires changes in drugs or the start of new treatments such as non-invasive positive pr…

…efficacy of drugs in human trials, and the high failure rate of drugs entering human trials suggests that most of the suffering of la…