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A new analysis suggests a landmark deal between the UK and US could divert NHS resources, leading to 10,000 fewer new staff by 2028. The agreement, signed last year by Sir Keir Starmer and Donald Trump, commits the UK to spending more on American medicines. However, many US drugs are so expensive the NHS still can't afford them, even with the deal.
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