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💼 BBC Business • Thursday, February 12, 2026
⚡ Key Highlights
- Pharmacies are struggling to stay afloat due to escalating costs
- One pharmacist has racked up £145k of debt
- Pharmacies are making a loss on essential items like aspirin
- The situation is dire and could have severe consequences for healthcare
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With costs escalating, pharmacies are making a loss on essential items such as aspirin. Many pharmacists are struggling to stay afloat, with one racking up a staggering £145k of debt. The situation is dire, with pharmacies facing increasing costs and dwindling profits. The impact on healthcare could be severe if pharmacies are forced to close. Pharmacies are calling for urgent support to help them stay in business. The future of healthcare hangs in the balance as pharmacies struggle to survive.
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Original Source: BBC Business
