A prescription for success: improving the UK’s access to new medicines
Labour has pledged to put Britain at the front of the queue for medical breakthroughs; achieving that goal will require…
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Labour has pledged to put Britain at the front of the queue for medical breakthroughs; achieving that goal will require…
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ByClear national policy, collaboration with patients, and reviewing progress are key to tackling diagnosis, treatment and care challenges.
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ByBritain has a strong background in pharmaceuticals and clinical trials but is struggling to achieve its full potential.