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Le NHS lance un défi « marathon mensuel » pour récompenser la marche
Pour la première fois, le système de santé britannique (NHS) va encourager l’activité physique en offrant des récompenses aux marcheurs. Dès le début de l’année prochaine, un défi intitulé « un marathon par mois » sera proposé aux citoyens : marcher environ 30 minutes chaque jour, soit l’équivalent de 26 miles (42 km) par mois. Les participants pourront enregistrer leurs progrès via leur…
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A new trade deal between the United States and United Kingdom could result in more than 200,000 otherwise avoidable deaths in England by div
A trade deal struck between Britain and the United States could force the NHS to divert almost £45 billion away from frontline healthcare ov
A trade deal struck between Britain and the United States could force the NHS to divert almost £45 billion away from frontline healthcare over the next decade to pay higher prices for medicines, according to analysis published in the British Medical Journal. Researchers estimate the consequences could be catastrophic, with 229,000 excess deaths by 2036 if health services are cut to meet the additional costs. If knock-on effects on adult social care are included, the death toll could rise to 291,000.
...The figures expose the real priorities behind the deal. While ministers describe it as a “landmark” agreement that will improve access to new medicines and protect British pharmaceutical exports from US tariffs, the cost is set to fall on the working class through an already overstretched health service.
Under the agreement reached last December, Britain committed to paying 25 percent more for new medicines over the next decade. The NHS in England will also double the share of GDP devoted to purchasing innovative medicines, rising from 0.3 percent to 0.6 percent.
According to the BMJ analysis, unless the government provides entirely new funding to cover those higher costs, £44.7 billion will have to be redirected from existing NHS budgets by 2036. That’s money that would otherwise pay for staff, hospital services, GP appointments, preventative care and treatment for long-term illnesses.
Researchers concluded that such cuts would disproportionately affect patients suffering from heart disease, respiratory illness, gastrointestinal disease and cancer.
This isn’t simply a debate about healthcare funding. It’s an example of how the capitalist state manages competing interests. While governments often claim there’s never enough money to properly fund public services, vast sums can always be found when the interests of powerful corporations are involved.
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Ian Allinson interviewed UNISON members at the Royal Oldham Hospital who are part of a growing wave of strikes against overtime pay cuts for NHS staff that undermine safe staffing levels.
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PMOS : vers un suivi annuel obligatoire pour les femmes concernées
Les femmes atteintes du syndrome polyendocrine métabolique ovarien (PMOS), anciennement connu sous le nom de syndrome des ovaires polykystiques (SOPK), devraient bénéficier d’un bilan de santé annuel, selon les nouvelles recommandations de l’autorité sanitaire britannique NICE. Ce suivi vise à détecter précocement les complications associées à cette pathologie complexe qui touche une femme sur…
Minor existential moment realising the fact I'm on meds every 4 weeks for life does mean every 3rd week of the month will be a Sisyphean call to the pharmacy and the doctor to reorder prescription & every 1st will include a trip to pick it up. Daunting.
