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The English hospital that won't treat you unless you're Welsh; Outrage as patients are denied lifesaving drugs because of nationality.
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The Daily Mail (London, England)
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September 8, 2005
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Byline: TIM SHIPMAN
ENGLISH patients are being denied life- saving drugs in English hospitals - but staff are handing out the treatments to patients from Wales instead.
English cancer sufferers and those with rheumatoid arthritis are being discriminated against by their own doctors because the drugs are still awaiting approval from the English drug watchdog.
But the Welsh and Scottish agencies that approve drugs have given them the go-ahead.
Patients from Wales who go to England for treatment at Hereford County Hospital are being given the drugs - but English patients who live in Hereford have been told they will have to wait up to two years.
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