Cancer drugs are not reaching the patients who need them, experts have warned.
One in six people diagnosed with cancer have faced problems getting the drugs recommended by their doctors, according to a report by the Institute of Cancer Research (ICR) in London.
NHS rationing, red tape and hold-ups mean 16 per cent of patients have either faced delays getting cancer treatments or been denied them altogether, polling by the organisation has found.
Full Story: The Daily Mail, 25 April 2019