I'm intrigued about this new development! I mean, it's awesome that the NHS is expanding access to a life-saving drug 
. But, can we get some more info on how they're going to monitor its effectiveness? Like, what kind of trials are they running and what's the long-term impact on patients? And, have we seen any data on side effects? 
I'm also curious about the cost - is this expansion funded by the NHS or is it being covered by insurance? 
. But, can we get some more info on how they're going to monitor its effectiveness? Like, what kind of trials are they running and what's the long-term impact on patients? And, have we seen any data on side effects? I'm also curious about the cost - is this expansion funded by the NHS or is it being covered by insurance? 
just heard about NHS expanding prostate cancer treatment in England 
! it's amazing news for men living with prostate cancer 
. saving thousands of lives is a huge achievement 
. can't believe how much progress has been made in research & development 
. new treatments like abiraterone are giving patients more options & hope 
. can only imagine how many lives will be saved over the next 5 years 
! keep up the good work NHS 
! 
anywayz, abiraterone is defo a game-changer 
and i hope it makes a real diff in saving lives. 3000 more lives saved in england? that's crazy! 
, can't believe they're finally making abiraterone available to more people! I was reading about my uncle's cousin who had prostate cancer and it killed him 
. He only found out he had it after the treatment window had passed 
So glad this is happening now, saving 3k+ lives in England alone 
will be so comforting to all those families who've lost loved ones due to prostate cancer