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Nutrition must be central to Labour’s health mission
Ensuring equitable access to healthy food and nutrition could relieve strain on the NHS and improve growth.
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The promise of progress: AI and the future of UK healthcare
Advances in technology can help to provide better outcomes and experiences for patients.
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A prescription for success: improving the UK’s access to new medicines
Labour has pledged to put Britain at the front of the queue for medical breakthroughs; achieving that goal will require…
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The Policy Ask with Christina Pagel: “There is no compelling reason to make it harder to vote in the UK”
The eminent professor and member of Independent Sage on voter ID laws, the ageing population, and what the UK can…
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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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Tackling the UK’s biggest health challenges
Addressing the prevalence of major conditions has an economic imperative as well as a societal one.
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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