Why is pregnancy sickness drug not easily accessible to all?

A medication that eases severe pregnancy sickness is effective and available—but many women struggle to get it through the NHS. BBC News correspondent Linzi Kinghorn looks into why this drug isn't easily accessible to everyone who needs it, examining regional disparities in prescription practices and the barriers pregnant women face.

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