MPs call for urgent review into medicines shortages A letter from 45 cross-party MPs has urged the government to look into medicines shortages to ensure patients have their “life-saving medications”. The group of MPs partnered with the Epilepsy Society, Epilepsy Action and SUDEP Action to publish the letterShutterstock.comA group of 45 cross-party MPs have signed a letter calling for health secretary Wes Streeting to commission an urgent review into medicines shortages.Get unlimited access to all contentYou’ve reached your limit of premium articles on The Pharmaceutical Journal for this month.Already an RPS member or registered? Log inBecome a member of the RPS or subscribe to continue reading and access the full range of information and news on pharmacy. Become a member or subscribeRegister for free to keep on readingAccess two premium articles as a registered user. RegisterAlready an RPS member or registered? Log inGet unlimited access to all contentYou’ve reached your limit of premium articles on The Pharmaceutical Journal for this month.Already an RPS member or registered? Log inBecome a member of the RPS or subscribe to continue reading and access the full range of information and news on pharmacy. Become a member or subscribeRegister for free to keep on readingAccess two premium articles as a registered user. RegisterAlready an RPS member or registered? Log inGet unlimited access to all contentYou’ve reached your limit of premium articles on The Pharmaceutical Journal for this month.Already an RPS member or registered? Log inBecome a member of the RPS or subscribe to continue reading and access the full range of information and news on pharmacy. Become a member or subscribeRegister for free to keep on readingAccess two premium articles as a registered user. RegisterAlready an RPS member or registered? Log inGet unlimited access to all contentYou’ve reached your limit of premium articles on The Pharmaceutical Journal for this month.Already an RPS member or registered? Log inBecome a member of the RPS or subscribe to continue reading and access the full range of information and news on pharmacy. Become a member or subscribeRegister for free to keep on readingAccess two premium articles as a registered user. RegisterAlready an RPS member or registered? Log in Last updated 27 February 2025 13:15