'We need to do right by families': Call for HSE to fund Spinraza after NHS approval
Sam Bailey, who has SMA, at a recent protest in Dublin to demand funding for the drug. Image: Orla Ryan/TheJournal.ie Sam Bailey, who has SMA, at a recent protest in Dublin to demand funding for the drug. Image: Orla Ryan/TheJournal.ie THE HSE HAS been urged to approve funding for the use of the drug Spinraza in the treatment of spinal muscular atrophy in Ireland following approval by the NHS.
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