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Sarah Wootton, Chief Executive of Dignity in Dying, responds to a recent statement by the Chief Executive of Hospice UK.
Boris Johnson has announced a cash boost of £200m for the NHS to fund new “state-of-the-art” cancer screening machines.
A Labour government would force drug firms to provide affordable medicines for the NHS by threatening to withdraw public funding for research projects, Jeremy Corbyn has declared.
Alzheimer’s Society responds to Labour’s Shadow Minister for Mental Health and Social Care, Barbara Keeley, and Shadow Minister, John McDonnell, who will announce major plans to fund care for older people so they can live independently in their own homes.
Labour will bring forward a long-term investment plan for the NHS to ensure it has the funding and staff it needs, writes Jonathan Ashworth MP
Golfers affected by dementia join the famous faces at the BMW PGA Championship to celebrate World Alzheimer’s Day.
95 per cent of participants think they could develop dementia in their lifetime, a survey of 70,000 people across 155 countries reveals.
Mind is calling on the Government to make sure that the education system works for young people with mental health problems, and is focused on providing the right support at the right time.
Alzheimer’s Society comments on new research.
Sally Copley, Director of Policy and Campaigns at Alzheimer’s Society, comments on a new survey.
Boris Johnson has said listening to the public's concerns is "part of my job" after he was confronted by an angry father who accused the Tories of "destroying" the NHS.
Boris Johnson has been confronted by an angry father who accused the Tories of "destroying" the NHS as he toured a London hospital.
The Royal College of Emergency Medicine explains that unless better metrics can be developed, the four hour standard should be retained.
Too many people with autism are left lonely or isolated, unable to get the support they need. This must change, writes Cheryl Gillan MP, chair of the Autism APPG
Dods Monitoring's Daniel Laing considers the key messages from the NHS Expo 2019 - arguing the next important step will be reframing the cultural approach of the NHS towards technology.
The social care sector in England has a "disastrous" staffing black hole, with more than 75,000 vacant roles, new research suggests.
Jacob Rees-Mogg has been criticised by doctors' leaders for the “disgraceful” comparison of a neurologist to a discredited anti-vaccine doctor.
Hft, a national charity that supports adults with learning disabilities has responded to Chancellor Sajid Javid’s Spending Review 2019.
Jeremy Hughes, Chief Executive of Alzheimer’s Society has responded to today's Spending Round announcements.
New report from Dignity in Dying reveals unbearable suffering experienced by thousands of terminally ill Brits every year,
New analysis from Just Group has revealed how residents of care homes in England who meet their own fees are charged on average £12,500 a year more than those whose care is paid for by their local authority.
Nick Boles MP writes on the release of Dignity in Dying's new report into the 'shocking reality' faced by a significant number of dying people in the UK.
Alzheimer’s Society comment new ADASS statement ‘Sort Out Social Care, For All, Once and For All'.
Boris Johnson is expected to tell US president Donald Trump the NHS would not be “on the table” in any post-Brexit trade deal.