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Graham Barker wrote to Liz Lynne MP drawing attention to the Government's reluctance to adopt the UKHCDO guidelines and highlighting the difference in approach in Scotland where all children with Haemophilia A had been transferred to recombinant plans, by 1997.

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HSOC0017985_018 - Letter from Graham Barker Director of Services and Development The Haemophilia Society to Liz Lynne MP - 14 Mar 1997

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14 March 1997
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Access to Treatment

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HSOC0017985 018 Letter from Graham Barker Director of Services and Development The Haemophilia Society to Liz Lynne MP 14 Mar 1997

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