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Reason Staff | 4.1.2010 6:00 AM

In the United Kingdom, the National Health Service is facing a major funding crisis. Some regional health trusts have told doctors to delay MRI scans for cancer for up to six weeks. Others have ordered general practitioners not to send people for scans for "non-urgent" matters or to send children with tonsillitis to specialists.

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