NHS set to roll out eczema treatment made in Ireland

Delgocitinib, also known as Anzupgo, is made by Leo Pharma in Dublin
NHS set to roll out eczema treatment made in Ireland

More than 62,000 people in England suffer from debilitating hand eczema. (Picture: PA)

An eczema treatment made in Ireland by Leo Pharma has been given the go-ahead to be rolled out on Britain's NHS.

Delgocitinib, also known as Anzupgo, has been given the green light for NHS use for adults with moderate to severe chronic hand eczema. More than 62,000 people in England with debilitating hand eczema could benefit from the treatment, made by Leo Pharma in Crumlin in Dublin. 

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