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- Experts warn that Britain may face medicine shortages within weeks if the Iran war continues.
- The conflict has disrupted supply chains, notably for generic drugs produced in India.
- David Weeks of Moody's says transport of medicines is hampered by the Strait of Hormuz closure.
- Costs are rising, and drugmakers may pass these costs onto the National Health Service.
- The conflict's duration will influence the supply chain's stability and patient impact.
