Labour MPs 'betray patients' after voting against their own pledge to create new life-saving brittle bone clinics

Labour MPs have sparked outrage by voting against a measure that would have mandated the government to outline a plan for establishing much-needed osteoporosis clinics across England, despite previously promising to create these life-saving facilities. This move has been criticized as a betrayal of patients who suffer from brittle bone disease. The decision raises concerns about the party's commitment to healthcare improvements and could lead to further dissatisfaction among constituents who rely on timely medical care. The failure to advance this proposal highlights the ongoing challenges in delivering promised healthcare services.