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Nearly 60,000 hormone replacement therapy (HRT) items were supplied under a serious shortage protocol (SSP) in England last year, new data has revealed. And more than 13 million HRT items were supplied overall in England last year, according to the latest figures from the NHS Business Services Authority (NHSBSA). HRT shortages increase sixfold in a […] The post Nearly 60,000 HRT items supplied under SSPs last year appeared first on The Pharmacist.
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