Desmo
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I don't often post in here, but something on the radio this morning just made me think again, does the NHS have it's priorities all wrong? It is, apparently, spending £78M a year on Viagra. Whilst I understand that it is a serious problem for those affected, should the NHS really be funding things like this?
Forget the current financial problems of the country, the NHS have struggled for money for years and have been left with not enough beds, wards, nurses, doctors and so on. Should they somehow try and get back to basics and stop taking on all and sundry and just sort out actual health issues?
Forget the current financial problems of the country, the NHS have struggled for money for years and have been left with not enough beds, wards, nurses, doctors and so on. Should they somehow try and get back to basics and stop taking on all and sundry and just sort out actual health issues?