NHS Patients Confront Severe Drug Shortages

NHS patients are facing historic levels of medication shortages, including common painkillers, epilepsy drugs, and hormone replacement therapies, leading to serious risks and patient rationing. Supply issues have persisted for extended periods, with some medicines like Estradot and Creon experiencing shortages for over a year and a half, forcing patients to skip meals or share limited supplies. Industry leaders call for urgent government action to address manufacturing disruptions, supply chain vulnerabilities, and legislation barriers to ensure consistent access to essential medicines.

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