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- Sep 30, 2026
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All health boards told to include a member of their pharmacy team in ATMP planning (opens the original)
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All health boards in Wales have been told to nominate a senior member of their pharmacy team to be responsible for advanced therapy medicinal products (ATMPs) planning, as part of a national review of pharmacy aseptic services. In its review, published in September 2026, Advanced Therapies Wales outlined 23 recommendations designed to ensure pharmacy teams are ready to deliver ATMPs — a class of personalised treatments across cell, gene and regenerative medicine — with all health boards and NHS
Supporting biosimilar development could unlock "massive demand", says trade body (opens the original)
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Developing biosimilars of medicines that are due to come off patent could save the NHS up to £40m per year on average, a Medicines UK report has said. In its ‘UK biosimiliar void report’, published on 28 September 2026, Medicines UK — the generics and biosimilars manufacturers association — said that 74 major biologic products are expected to come off patent between 2026 and 2032. Of these, 50 products currently have annual UK sales of less than US$50m (£37.5m). “By prioritising these molecules,
Almost half of pharmacy owners cut staff because of cost pressures in the past year, survey finds (opens the original)
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Almost half (47%) of community pharmacy contractors in Wales said they had reduced staffing levels as part of measures to keep their business afloat in the previous 12 months, a Community Pharmacy Wales (CPW) survey has found. Results of CPW’s most recent pressure survey, published on 9 September 2026, also revealed that when asked how their businesses’ current financial position compared with this time last year, 63% of respondents said that it had got worse, while 28% said it had stayed the sa
Pharmacy 'at the heart' of Welsh government’s healthcare priorities (opens the original)
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Pharmacy “sits at the heart” of the Welsh government’s priorities for health, Mabon ap Gwynfor, cabinet minister for health and care, has said. Addressing delegates by recorded video at the Royal College of Pharmacy’s (RCPharm) ‘Delivering a Healthier Wales’ conference, held in Cardiff on 25 September 2026, ap Gwynfor said: “We must intervene earlier. We must prevent avoidable illness. We must support people to stay healthy and independent for longer, and we must shift more care closer to home.”
Liberal Democrats pledge to “supercharge” Pharmacy First in England (opens the original)
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The Liberal Democrats have said they will “put community pharmacy on a sustainable footing by properly rewarding an expanded Pharmacy First service”. The party made the pledge in a policy motion, which was presented and approved at its autumn conference, held in Brighton on 19-22 September 2026. In the motion — entitled, “Patient-centred, accessible and preventive: a liberal vision for primary health care” — the Liberal Democrats also pledged to better integrate pharmacy into the NHS App, includ
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