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Wes

American  
[wes] / wɛs /

noun

  1. a male given name, form of Wesley.


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Health Secretary Wes Streeting said in August that he was not prepared to let drug companies "rip off" the UK, but subsequently Science Minister Sir Patrick Vallance told the BBC he accepted that the NHS needed to spend more on medicines after seeing its spending on drugs shrink as a percentage of its budget over the last 10 years.

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Their parents Rosie and Wes, from Driffield, East Yorkshire, are calling for all babies to be screened for the condition.

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Rosie and Wes say their world came "crashing down" when Marley was diagnosed with SMA at the age of five months.

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Rosie and Wes say this means early detection of SMA is crucial for giving children the greatest quality of life possible.

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However, Rosie and Wes know Meadow's early test means her life is likely to be very different to Marley's.

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