By continuing to use the site you agree to our Privacy & Cookies policy

Denham refers new round of cancer drugs to NICE

The National Institute for Clinical Excellence is to rule on whether a range of anti-cancer drugs should be available on the NHS. Health minister John Denham has referred a series of treatments to NICE, in a two-year programme. The list covers therapies for lung, colorectal, blood, breast, ovarian, brain and pancreatic cancers. NICE chief executive Andrew Dillon said the institute would contact patient organisations, professional bodies and manufacturers interested in temozolamide for ...

Register now for free to view this page

Please register now to access this content

This content is for registered users only

To check that you are registered please enter your email address below

Our records show you are already a registered user. Please sign-in with your password.

By continuing to use the site you agree to our Privacy & Cookies policy

Not registered?

Registration is simple and quick. By registering you will be able to read selected articles on HSJ.co.uk, PLUS sign up to HSJ email newsletters straight away.

Sign up to get the latest health policy news direct to your inbox