The NHS Choices Website – Your Choices or Their Choices? An update

I’ve received another email from NHS Choices

“Dear Madam,

The content of our drugs “Medicines A-Z” is provided by an external company called Datapharm. It is a comprehensive list but certainly different people can have different experiences on different drugs.

However, at NHS Choices we merely publish the content they provide.

If you have a complaint about that content please contact Datapharm.

Kind regards
NHS Choices”

 I’m  waiting to hear from Datapharm.  Last Friday they told me “The Medicine Guide for Chlorpromazine currently covers the lens opacity side effect with a listing of ‘eye or eyesight problems’. I will refer ask our editorial team to consider the inclusion of a more explicit term, such as lens opacity. I will contact you in a week with an update to the status of this information.

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