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Royal College of Nursing ends partnership with Teva UK over values conflict

Royal College of Nursing ends partnership with Teva UK over values conflict

Britain's Royal College of Nursing (RCN) ended its partnership with Teva UK, the British arm of global drug giant Teva Pharmaceuticals. The RCN said further checks showed some of Teva Pharmaceuticals' operations were not in line with its values. The RCN decision follows pressure from pro-Palestine campaign groups over the firm's links to the Israeli military and its record of corporate misconduct.

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