Pharmacists Predict Grim Future as Financial Strain Hits in England

It seems the land that brought us Shakespeare is now serving a tragic act in healthcare. England's pharmacies face 'severe disruptions' with over 75% teetering on financial ruin. The latest £3.1bn bandage from the government might not suffice, as pharmacy costs could soar to £8bn by 2030. Imagine borrowing funds just to keep the lights on! Do we really expect pharmacies to thrive on fumes? This crisis mirrors the broader systemic neglect we've witnessed elsewhere, but here in 'awful April,' it's a bitter pill indeed. The government must step up, or risk leaving citizens scrambling for basic care.