A report on the impact of climate change on health has revealed a widening in health inequalities. Those most disadvantaged such as women, all adults over 65, children and those with medical conditions are most vulnerable.
In a compelling address at the Chamber and IQVIA Midlands Seminar, Professor Bola Owolabi challenged the prevailing discourse on health inequalities. Rather than dwelling on
In a dynamic discussion at Chamber’s Midland’s Seminar held in partnership with IQVIA, panellists shared their insights on integration, healthcare challenges, and the pressing need for systemic changes. The panel featured Naomi Eisenstadt, Dr Mike Bewick, and Sir Bruce Keogh, with Angela McFarlane leading the discussion as the chair.
Chamber and IQVIA hosted an event on Scotland’s population health challenges. Ivan Mckee, a member of Scottish Parliament, kicked off the event with a speech
As the Government unveils the new WorkWell pilot initiative to Integrate Work and Health Services across 15 local areas with £64 million in funding, CEO of Curia Ben Howlett asks if this is a gimmick or something that will transform lives?
Ivan Mckee delivered a keynote speech at Chamber and IQVIA’s event on Scotland’s population health challenges.
Health leaders have cautioned that Rishi Sunak is “highly unlikely” to fulfil his commitment to reduce NHS waiting lists. A “sobering” evaluation indicates that the
In July, the Women and Equalities Committee (WEC) launched an inquiry on women’s reproductive health.
Yesterday, as part of the inquiry, two women in the public eye shared their experiences of health issues during a WEC evidence session.
As the Leader of one of the largest local authorities in England, serving over 1.4 million residents, my overriding ambition is to ensure that Hampshire continues to be a great place in which to live, work, play, visit and to do business now and for decades to come.
Dr Chris Williams discusses the challenges and inequalities within Scotland’s healthcare system
At their annual conferen, the Liberal Democrats have announced that they are calling on the Government to increase the tax for social media firms due to the worsening mental health problems in children.
Do It London, a campaign led by the London HIV Prevention Programme (LHPP) is marking this year’s Sexual Health Week (11-17 September) by teaming up
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