
Study Into South Asian MS Planned
A report on the launch of a new study into multiple sclerosis, specifically looking at MS in the South Asian community.

A report on the launch of a new study into multiple sclerosis, specifically looking at MS in the South Asian community.

David Cameron failed to check his facts today when he claimed the Royal Free Hospital’s stroke unit was under threat. It is not and he is wrong.

Recent research from the University of London shows that the number of Down’s Syndrome pregnancies has risen by more than 70 per cent over the last 20 years. The number of babies being born with Down’s Syndrome would have risen by a shocking 48 per cent without improvements in antenatal screening.

Today’s Daily Telegraph says that “Cervical cancer jab would ‘make girls more promiscuous’.” But the statistics cited do not provide any evidence that the girls would actually ‘give in’ to their boyfriend’s stupid demands for them to endanger their own health.

The Express today report that, “Newsagents urged to boycott Labour” if the Health Bill, which would ban the display of tobacco and the sale of tobacco from vending machines, becomes law. But it’s unclear what a “boycott” would mean or where the idea has come from.

Andrew Lansley’s plans for the NHS raise more questions than answers.

Right-wing think tanks have revealed the true Tory public services agenda with a coordinated set of policy recommendations to encourage the break up of the NHS into competing social insurers and to allow private companies to profit from state education.

In countries where spending on healthcare is high, suicide and homicide rates are lower than societies with less well-funded services.

Having enjoyed his brief summer romance with a patriotic God-save-our-NHS twitter campaign, Andy Burnham got down to business today setting out a more sophisticated vision for health reform that could set the agenda for the election campaign. No longer istest

David Cameron’s “wholehearted commitment to the NHS” came under fire from one of his own side again last night as yet another Tory MEP brought into question the very ideals of the health service. Tory MEP Charles Tannock said: “We need to look at these issues again, I know they are controversial but I don’t think that people who are in a job would actually be against, say, spending £10 to see their GP”