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i felt it towards them, too, and the club, and will do all my life, i hope. a drug to treat cystic fibrosis, that became available on the nhs in england last year, is transforming lives. medics at the royal papworth hospital in cambridge say kaftrio is having an impact that some have described as mind blowing . richard westcott went to meet laura who had been told she might not live beyond 30, but who has now celebrated that birthday in good health, and has even started a family. panting. this is life with cystic fibrosis. a few months ago, laura filmed herself exhausted by a simple walk. the transformation is incredible. after taking a newly available drug, kaftrio, she s got her life back and created a new one. say hello, louie. laura, when this drug first came out, you know, we were all hearing how amazing
tony grew and entertainment journalist caroline frost. a drug to treat cystic fibrosis, that became available on the nhs in england last year, is transforming lives. medics at the royal papworth hospital in cambridge say kaftrio , is having an impact that some have described as mind blowing . richard westcott went to meet laura who had been told she might not live beyond thirty, but who has now celebrated that birthday in good health, and has even started a family. panting. this is life with cystic fibrosis. a few months ago, laura filmed herself exhausted by a simple walk. the transformation is incredible. after taking a newly available drug, kaftrio, she s got her life back and created a new one. say hello, louie. laura, when this drug first came out, you know,
happened to me here, bad too, - but all this helped me to grow, improve and made me the person i am today. we ve had very good moments, bad ones too, but the affection of the people has been constant i always felt it, the recognition, the love. i felt it towards them, too, and the club, and will do all my life, i hope. a drug to treat cystic fibrosis, that became available on the nhs in england last year, is transforming lives. medics at the royal papworth hospital in cambridge say kaftrio is having an impact that some have described as mind blowing . richard westcott went to meet laura who had been told she might not live beyond 30, but who has now celebrated that birthday in good health, and has even started a family.
but despite covid, young and old, the message on these streets is still the same equal rights for all. celestina olulode, bbc news. a leading research organisation has warned that the number of patients on nhs waiting lists in england could easily exceed the government s estimate of 13 million by autumn next year. the institute for fiscal studies believes there s a hidden backlog of patients , on top of the 5.3 million people already known to be waiting for procedures and appointments. the department of health says it s giving the nhs a billion pounds to start clearing waiting lists. a drug to treat cystic fibrosis, that became available on the nhs in england last year, is transforming lives. medics at the royal papworth hospital in cambridge say kaftrio is having an impact that some have described as mind blowing . the bbc s science correspondent richard westcott went to meet laura who had been told she might not live beyond 30, but who has now celebrated that birthday in good