Business Fast > Health > How much have NHS prescriptions increased to and who doesn't have to pay? HealthHow much have NHS prescriptions increased to and who doesn't have to pay?May 1, 2024posted on May. 01, 2024 at 11:20 am Pharmacists are concerned the recent rise in the cost of NHS drugs will mean more people won’t be able to afford all the medication they need READ SOURCE tweet Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on LinkedInShare on RedditMorebusinessfastMay 1, 2024previous articleNumber of writers jailed in China exceeds 100 for first time, says reportnext articleGeorgian lawmakers tussle in parliament after crack down on foreign agent protestersYou Might Also LikeHealthScanner could 'transform' breast cancer treatmentFebruary 26, 2025HealthNHS facing ‘crisis of public trust’ as most people fear being failed by A&E servicesFebruary 22, 2025HealthWomen who take common medication in England told 'be aware' of one fruitFebruary 13, 2025HealthTragic teen, 18, dies after being ‘trapped in the body of a child’ by extremely rare disease that left her unable to ageFebruary 11, 2025Health2p daily supplement 'boosts heart and slashes blood pressure'February 7, 2025HealthWhy thousands of young Britons are at risk from the aggressive form of cancer that hit TV royal expert Katie Nicholl – and that strikes people seemingly at randomFebruary 2, 2025Recommended For YouSportsCricket legend Jimmy Anderson enters Hundred draft aged 42 despite double snubMarch 3, 2025SportsMarketSMALL CAP IDEA: Bidders eye bargains in renewable energy and infrastructure trustsMarch 3, 2025MarketPersonal FinanceDWP and supplier ‘lifeline support’ ahead of April energy bill risesMarch 3, 2025Personal FinanceDonald Trump Is Backed by the Business EliteMarch 3, 2025US economyTechnologyThe five crypto coins Trump wants to make part of federal reserveMarch 3, 2025Technology
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