The Scottish Medicines Consortium, which advises NHS bodies in Scotland about the status of new medicines, has supported the use of rituximab -- hailed as a breakthrough in leukaemia treatment -- for use with all chemotherapy.
Thousands of leukaemia sufferers have been given new hope of controlling the disease thanks to a decision to make a revolutionary drug available to all on the NHS in Scotland.
The Scottish Medicines Consortium, which advises NHS bodies in Scotland about the status of new medicines, has supported the use of rituximab -- hailed as a breakthrough in leukaemia treatment -- for use with all chemotherapy.