As the UK heads for a general election next month, the Association of the British Pharmaceutical Industry (ABPI) today assessed the Labour Party manifesto, having yesterday appraised the UK Conservative pledges.
The ABPI welcomes the recognition of the revolution taking place in data and life sciences and the potential this has to transform our nation’s healthcare by the Labour Party, which has been out of office for 14 years, but heavily tipped to win over voters on July 4, with a very large majority.
Speedier adoption of new medicines and vaccines can play a major part in reducing health inequalities, improving health outcomes and preventing disease. It is positive to see Labour’s ambition for a ‘plan for procurement’, aimed at giving a clearer route for products to be introduced into the National Health Service (NHS), coupled with reformed incentive structures to drive innovation and faster regulatory approval for new technology and medicines.
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