The United Kingdom will explore ways to make obesity drugs more accessible to people outside hospital settings and cut NHS waiting lists in a new 40 million pound ($50 million) two-year pilot programme, the government announced on Wednesday. While British Prime Minister Sunak has said cutting hospital waiting lists is one of his priorities, the […]
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