In the urgent question on 16 December I committed to publishing the consultation on infected blood scheme reform in January. I am therefore pleased to be here today to announce...
...of cancers. Also published today is a review by the Committee on Carcinogenicity on alcohol and cancer risk. The full extent of the links between alcohol and cancer were not...
...measures to reduce smoking and tackle illicit vaping. Embracing the promotion of vaping as an effective quit tool through a national swap to stop scheme – the first of its...
...Secretary, Steve Barclay, said: "Today’s figures demonstrate the clear progress being made to train and recruit record numbers of staff across the NHS and in primary care. Cutting waiting lists...
...and Leeds have been selected to take part in the trial which will see every product given a barcode, from medical items such as pacemakers to day-to-day items such as...
The government has met its target of recruiting 26,000 additional primary care professionals – one year ahead of the March 2024 deadline. Data published today by NHS England shows...
...with the latest technology. “On top of this I’m strengthening our New Hospital Programme by today confirming that it is expected to represent more than £20 billion of new investment...
...waiting lists, quality of care and distance to travel. Can you guarantee all patients will get five choices from today? Patients should be offered a choice if they want it...
...that the research we carry out today can help save lives in the future.” Lord James O’Shaughnessy said: “There have been a number of positive changes since my report was...
...training with 3 years’ experience it will increase from £40,200 to £43,900. Some staff will also benefit from performance pay, overtime, pay progression and pay rises from promotion, alongside the...
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