...: these drugs don't treat dementia, they cut lives short," he said. Lewis said the review was needed because there were circumstances in which the prescription of the drugs for dementia patients might be necessary. Professor Sube Banerjee, consultant in old-age psychiatry at the Maudsley hospital in London, who is advising the department on the dementia strategy, said it was not easy to tell who was overprescribing, but "the reality is ...

...: these drugs don't treat dementia, they cut lives short," he said. Lewis said the review was needed because there were circumstances in which the prescription of the drugs for dementia patients might be necessary. Professor Sube Banerjee, consultant in old-age psychiatry at the Maudsley hospital in London, who is advising the department on the dementia strategy, said it was not easy to tell who was overprescribing, but "the reality is ...

...: these drugs don't treat dementia, they cut lives short," he said. Lewis said the review was needed because there were circumstances in which the prescription of the drugs for dementia patients might be necessary. Professor Sube Banerjee, consultant in old-age psychiatry at the Maudsley hospital in London, who is advising the department on the dementia strategy, said it was not easy to tell who was overprescribing, but "the reality is ...

...: these drugs don't treat dementia, they cut lives short," he said. Lewis said the review was needed because there were circumstances in which the prescription of the drugs for dementia patients might be necessary. Professor Sube Banerjee, consultant in old-age psychiatry at the Maudsley hospital in London, who is advising the department on the dementia strategy, said it was not easy to tell who was overprescribing, but "the reality is ...

...: these drugs don't treat dementia, they cut lives short," he said. Lewis said the review was needed because there were circumstances in which the prescription of the drugs for dementia patients might be necessary. Professor Sube Banerjee, consultant in old-age psychiatry at the Maudsley hospital in London, who is advising the department on the dementia strategy, said it was not easy to tell who was overprescribing, but "the reality is ...

...: these drugs don't treat dementia, they cut lives short," he said. Lewis said the review was needed because there were circumstances in which the prescription of the drugs for dementia patients might be necessary. Professor Sube Banerjee, consultant in old-age psychiatry at the Maudsley hospital in London, who is advising the department on the dementia strategy, said it was not easy to tell who was overprescribing, but "the reality is ...

...: these drugs don't treat dementia, they cut lives short," he said. Lewis said the review was needed because there were circumstances in which the prescription of the drugs for dementia patients might be necessary. Professor Sube Banerjee, consultant in old-age psychiatry at the Maudsley hospital in London, who is advising the department on the dementia strategy, said it was not easy to tell who was overprescribing, but "the reality is ...

...: these drugs don't treat dementia, they cut lives short," he said. Lewis said the review was needed because there were circumstances in which the prescription of the drugs for dementia patients might be necessary. Professor Sube Banerjee, consultant in old-age psychiatry at the Maudsley hospital in London, who is advising the department on the dementia strategy, said it was not easy to tell who was overprescribing, but "the reality is ...

...: these drugs don't treat dementia, they cut lives short," he said. Lewis said the review was needed because there were circumstances in which the prescription of the drugs for dementia patients might be necessary. Professor Sube Banerjee, consultant in old-age psychiatry at the Maudsley hospital in London, who is advising the department on the dementia strategy, said it was not easy to tell who was overprescribing, but "the reality is ...

...: these drugs don't treat dementia, they cut lives short," he said. Lewis said the review was needed because there were circumstances in which the prescription of the drugs for dementia patients might be necessary. Professor Sube Banerjee, consultant in old-age psychiatry at the Maudsley hospital in London, who is advising the department on the dementia strategy, said it was not easy to tell who was overprescribing, but "the reality is ...