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London, 8 July 2023: A cancer patient died and four others spent time in hospital after a pharmaceutical company gave them "unlicensed" chemotherapy medicine.
The health watchdog has now launched a probe as Sciensus, which provides treatment to around 200,000 in the UK......
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Source : Mirror UK
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cancer patient died
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"unlicensed" chemotherapy medicine
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cabazitaxel
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