Pharmacists will be able to treat migraines, acne and hay fever as NHS 'pharmacy first' scheme is expanded

Daily Mail Health · 10 September 2026 at 10:11

Pharmacists will be able to treat migraines, acne and hay fever as NHS 'pharmacy first' scheme is expanded

The scheme allows people to get care for certain common illnesses from qualified pharmacists without needing to see a GP first.

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