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Who pays for NHS vaccines?
The NHS provides many vaccines free at the point of use, funded through general taxation. This ensures public health protection is accessible to everyone, regardless of their ability to pay. The shingles vaccine programme, as highlighted in the story, is part of this broader commitment to preventative healthcare across the UK.
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