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flag The UK's NHS starts using domestically donated plasma for medicines after 25 years, aiming to reduce import reliance.

flag The NHS in the UK is now using plasma from domestic donors to produce life-saving medicines for the first time in 25 years. flag This move reduces reliance on imported treatments and supports patients with rare conditions. flag Over the past three years, Essex donors have provided around 12,000 liters of plasma, enough to produce 5,400 bottles of immunoglobulin, which can save or improve the lives of about 140 people annually. flag The NHS aims to reach 25% self-sufficiency in immunoglobulin by the end of 2025 and 80% in albumin by next year.

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