
UK and New Zealand Monitor Medicine Supply Risks Amid Mideast Conflict
Experts warn the UK faces imminent medicine shortages if the Mideast conflict continues to disrupt supply chains, while New Zealand's Pharmac agency is also closely monitoring potential supply risks.
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UK ‘weeks away’ from medicine shortages if Iran war continues, experts say
Concern that supply chain disruption could hit health essentials – and prices – from painkillers to cancer treatment Britain is “a few weeks away” from medicine shortages ranging from painkillers to cancer treatment if the Iran war continues, according to experts, while drug prices could also rise. The conflict has disrupted the supply of a myriad of crucial raw materials, including oil, gas, crop fertiliser and helium – and health essentials could be next. Continue reading...
By Julia Kollewe
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This follows international reports that the UK is weeks away from medicine shortages if the conflict continues.
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