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Medication shortages 'impacting upon patient safety', pharmacy leaders warn | Burnham and Highbridge Weekly News - Vimarsana News

Medication shortages 'impacting upon patient safety', pharmacy leaders warn | Burnham and Highbridge Weekly News

Experts said reasons for shortages are ‘wide and varying’, but there are calls for the Government to recognise the seriousness of the issue.

Medication shortages 'impacting upon patient safety', pharmacy leaders warn - Vimarsana News

Medication shortages 'impacting upon patient safety', pharmacy leaders warn

Experts said reasons for shortages are ‘wide and varying’, but there are calls for the Government to recognise the seriousness of the issue.

Patients playing 'pharmacy bingo' to beat drugs shortage - Vimarsana News

Patients playing 'pharmacy bingo' to beat drugs shortage

One in four people is struggling to get their prescriptions owing to drug shortages, MPs have been told.

Source: yahoo.com
'Major concerns' over NHS medicine shortage putting lives at risk - full list - Vimarsana News

'Major concerns' over NHS medicine shortage putting lives at risk - full list

People's lives could be put at risk because of 'wide and varying' medicine shortages, pharmacists have warned, with many common health conditions affected by supply issues

Anti-capitalist academics are 'fuelling campaigns to remove statues across Britain' - Vimarsana News

Anti-capitalist academics are 'fuelling campaigns to remove statues across Britain'

A leading figure in a campaign to topple Britain's statues is a hard-left fanatic who previously expressed scepticism around the Pfizer vaccine, his social media posts have revealed. Toyin Agbetu, 53, joined Sadiq Khan's new diversity commission this week to help investigate whether to remove statues and road names of prominent historical figures connected to the slave trade.  Mr Agbetu was previously known for his 2007 outburst in front of the Queen in 2007, when he shouted 'you should be ashamed' during a service at Westminster Abbey. In November he posted online expressing scepticism abou...