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  1. Living-Broccoli5040 on

    In 1999,NICE said it would pay £20-30k for a year’s worth of quality life. The median wage in the UK crossed 20k in 1999

    In 2026, The minimum wage today comes to 25.4K if you assume 37 hours/week for 52 weeks a year. NICE’s thresholds are now going to be 25-35k

    The NHS would pay a year’s median wage for medicines if they demonstrated sufficient value. Today they’ll pay a year’s minimum wage.

    Sure nobody wants to pay pharma more than needed. But think more rationally – are you happy with the NHS “devaluing” a life? Is it irrational to ask for the NICE payment values to go up with inflation, or wages at least?

  2. LowLvlLiving on

    Shocking, a company owned by a billionaire twat-bag pumping out bullshit rage bait to serve their agenda of continuing to be a massive twat-bag.

  3. Any_Association405 on

    **Ex** Human Rights lawyer who clearly never had any real principles, the kind of weasel who was only in for their career, who only did good to make themselves look good, how very Labour, so many of this ilk have populated the Labour Party for so long, sad that it’s people like this driving their once loyal voters into the arms of fascists, and as Starmet is so in awe of fascists anyway, what a sad, sad state of affairs

    (Que the downvotes no doubt)

  4. niteninja1 on

    so this is going to cost around 0.5% of the nhs budget each year.

    it also means that drug companies (who have been threatening to not sell to us on cost grounds) will continue to sell to us AND we maintain tarrif free access

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