Does the government’s anti-obesity strategy offer more harm than help?
Freya Harrington discusses whether the government's anti-obesity campaign offers more harm or more help, and whether this is an appropriate use of public funds.
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The invisible work of religious groups in providing coronavirus care
Joe Banfield sheds light on the vital work of religious communities during the coronavirus pandemic.
NHS drug shortage exposed: Leaked document details the severity of the problem
It's not just documents surrounding drug shortages that are leaking, the government's approach is also full of holes. Alex Bird explores the effects of Brexit on drug supply and how…
What’s the Price of Changing a Life? Orkambi, Medicine and the NHS
For Cystic Fibrosis patients Orkambi offers huge hopes of an improved quality of life. Annalise Murray looks into tricky NHS negotiations, and why they delayed access to the new precision…
The Life-Threatening Reality of a No-Deal Brexit
Medicine shortages are an inevitable result of a No-Deal Brexit. Why?
How Budget Airlines Could Improve the NHS
Jonty Bayliss discusses innovative ways to manage improvements to the NHS.