Minister intervenes in row over drugs to treat Alzheimer's
Guardian Unlimited | The Guardian : "James Meikle, health correspondentThe health minister Stephen Ladyman has intervened in the growing row over plans by NHS advisers to stop the routine prescription of four drugs to treat Alzheimer's disease.
He wants to ensure that they recognise the social implications of withdrawing official support for such drugs, even if they do not regard them as clinically cost-effective."
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