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‘Life-changing’ cystic fibrosis drug approved for use on the NHS – BBC News
Hailey Mann, who is making end-of-life preparations, fears the breakthrough may have come too late.
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Hailey Mann and her mother Alison Gauld
A “life-changing” cystic fibrosis drug has been approved by the Scottish government.
Health Secretary Jeane Freeman said Kaftrio could lead to patients “living longer, healthier lives”.
But Hailey Mann, who is making end-of-life preparations, fears the breakthrough may have come too late.
The 24-year-old is pinning her remaining hopes on the unlicensed drug and is in the process of applying to use it on compassionate grounds.
Miss Mann…
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