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  1. NICE ready to work with company to address uncertainty in evidence for elacestrant for advanced breast cancer

    Today (1 October 2024) NICE is consulting on draft guidance that does not recommend elacestrant for treating a type of advanced breast cancer.

  2. NICE Board says new method allowing greater weight to be given to severe diseases is working

    At today's meeting (25th September 2024) our board has concluded that the new severity modifier is working as intended.

  3. Adults with Von Hippel-Lindau disease to benefit from new treatment

    NICE has recommended belzutifan for some adults with Von Hippel-Lindau disease, in final draft guidance, which could benefit up to 100 people.

  4. Thousands could benefit from new option for treating symptoms of uterine fibroids

    As many as 30,000 adults could benefit from a new treatment for moderate to severe symptoms of uterine fibroids after we published final guidance today (14 August 2024) recommending linzagolix.

  5. World's first gene editing therapy for blood disorder to be available to hundreds of patients in England

    Patients in England with severe beta-thalassaemia will be amongst the first in Europe to benefit from one-time gene therapy exagamglogene autotemcel.

  6. 14,000 women at risk of fractures after the menopause to benefit from bone disease drug

    Over 14,000 people to benefit after NICE published final guidance recommending abaloparatide as an option for treating osteoporosis after menopause, if there is a very high risk of fracture.

  7. NICE disappointed companies unwilling to offer fair price to make Enhertu available for advanced breast cancer

    Daiichi Sankyo and partner company AstraZeneca have been unwilling to offer a price that would enable NICE to recommend Enhertu as cost effective for the NHS in final guidance published today.

  8. More than 40,000 people could benefit after NICE recommends new 'take at home' pill for advanced prostate cancer

    Thousands of people could benefit from a new oral hormone therapy for advanced hormone sensitive prostate cancer.

  9. NICE recommends digital technology to help diagnose ADHD in children and young people

    A digital technology that will help healthcare professionals provide a quicker diagnosis to people with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) can be used by the NHS, NICE has said in draft guidance.

  10. NICE recommends new treatment to prevent and reduce hearing loss in people being treated for cancer

    For the first time, NICE has recommended an innovative new treatment to help stop babies, children and young people who are undergoing cancer treatment from losing their hearing.

  11. Over 1000 people with advanced breast cancer set to benefit from new once-a-day tablet

    We’ve issued final draft guidance recommending a new once-a-day tablet that is set to benefit around 1,100 people with a type of advanced breast cancer.

  12. Public consultation launched on changes to NICE's Highly Specialised Technologies routing criteria

    NICE is proposing changes to its routing criteria for Highly Specialised Technologies (HST) to ensure more consistent, predictable and transparent decisions.

  13. New price deal paves way for NICE approval of treatment for rare genetic condition

    A new treatment for Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD) is set to be available to around 1,700 people in England following positive final draft guidance from NICE published today.

  14. New joint guideline recommends prescribing combination treatments for people with newly diagnosed asthma

    For the first time, the British Thoracic Society (BTS), National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) and the Scottish Intercollegiate Guidelines Network (SIGN) have collaborated to develop a UK-wide asthma guideline.

  15. NICE responds to failure of talks to reach price agreement on Enhertu

    Talks with the makers of Enhertu have ended without agreement, meaning guidance that does not recommend Enhertu for advanced breast cancer will remain unchanged.