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If that is the case then why is this not widely available in the UK?
by hssys 8y ago
If that is the case then why is this not widely available in the UK?
- GordonS 8y agoHealthcare in the UK moves at a snail's pace. NICE requires a lot of evidence before they will permit new treatments. The bigger issue though are the "Daily Mail politics" of using drugs that can be abused - it's seen as politically toxic with a particular segment of voters. Take cannabis as an example - it was moved back to class B years ago, purely for political reasons. And as other nations are starting to use it therapeutically, we still seem light years away.