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- Jim Mackey, head of NHS England, warned the UK could face medicine supply issues from the war in Iran.
- He warned of supply shocks and said current stocks could last weeks, with some products possibly lasting only days.
- Henry Gregg of the National Pharmacy Association reported price spikes but no direct shortages linked to the conflict.
- A government spokesperson confirmed no shortages and said authorities are monitoring the medical supply chain.
