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Major victory for the Mail's HRT campaign as pharmacists given green light to prescribe alternatives - Vimarsana News

Major victory for the Mail's HRT campaign as pharmacists given green light to prescribe alternatives

Pharmacists have been given the go-ahead to prescribe alternatives to out-of-stock HRT treatments in a major victory for the Daily Mail's Fix the HRT Crisis campaign

HRT supplier ramps up production to ease UK shortages - Vimarsana News

HRT supplier ramps up production to ease UK shortages

A HORMONE replacement therapy supplier is ramping up production to ease UK shortages.Besins Healthcare, maker of Oestrogel, has now taken on an extra

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Sajid Javid holds crisis talks with HRT suppliers as pressure grows to end menopause drugs shortage - Vimarsana News

Sajid Javid holds crisis talks with HRT suppliers as pressure grows to end menopause drugs shortage

Health secretary Sajid Javid met with HRT suppliers yesterday as he sought an end to a shortage of the drugs which treat menopause symptoms.

Women are flocking to private clinics to secure menopause medication amid HRT crisis in NHS - Vimarsana News

Women are flocking to private clinics to secure menopause medication amid HRT crisis in NHS

Private menopause clinics are seeing ten times as many patients as they were 18 months ago as women desperately try to access HRT medication, with many women feeling 'dismissed' by NHS GPs.

Pharmacies cash in on HRT shortages by charging desperate women up to EIGHT times the NHS price - Vimarsana News

Pharmacies cash in on HRT shortages by charging desperate women up to EIGHT times the NHS price

MPs last night accused some chemists of 'exploiting' women in need of vital supplies, while doctors said firms could be making 'massive profits' hiking up prices.