At what cost assisted dying?
Two members of Labour's 2024 intake argue that we risk creating a private market for death, undermining the founding principles…
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Jeremy Hunt: Why targets alone won’t save the NHS
The NHS, as the world’s largest healthcare system, has become just too big and bureaucratic.
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The NHS England power grab
Also this week: The miracle of organ donation and the beauty of the bullfinch.
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Tackling health inequalities
At a New Statesman event bringing together policymakers and industry, experts analysed the origins of health inequality and talked about…
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The NHS’s digital problem: how old infrastructure is slowing down healthcare services
From paper patient records to erratic hospital computers, the barriers NHS staff face are stopping them from reaping the rewards…
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ADHD in the criminal justice system: a case for change – with Takeda
A special podcast from Spotlight, the New Statesman’s policy supplement.
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A GP’s dilemma: to A&E or not to A&E?
Urgent appointments for children was once the rule in British general practice. They’re now the exception.
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Craig Ritchie: “Dementia is a crisis of our own making”
The psychiatrist and renowned brain health expert on changing perceptions around the UK’s biggest killer.
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