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GP surgeries' fresh switch in '£50m deal' | Islington Tribune - Vimarsana News

GP surgeries' fresh switch in '£50m deal' | Islington Tribune

Campaigners’ fears as private equity firm takes control of practices

The NHS isn't failing the public. The government is failing the NHS. - Left Foot Forward: Leading the UK's progressive debate - Vimarsana News

The NHS isn't failing the public. The government is failing the NHS. - Left Foot Forward: Leading the UK's progressive debate

There is a dual attack on the NHS of underfunding and privatisation

How best to brush up on children's dental health | Dentists - Vimarsana News

How best to brush up on children's dental health | Dentists

<strong>Letters: </strong>Confining sugars to main mealtimes would have a greater effect than brushing, writes <strong>Dr Julia Beaumont</strong>; plus letters from <strong>Dr John Puntis</strong>, <strong>Morag Curnow</strong> and <strong>Alasdair Gibson</strong>

Major NHS trust sparks anger with cash-hungry plan to charge patients for private treatment on-site: Critics warn 'two-tier' scheme could lead to 'queue-jumping' at hospital with a 90,000-strong waiting list - Vimarsana News

Major NHS trust sparks anger with cash-hungry plan to charge patients for private treatment on-site: Critics warn 'two-tier' scheme could lead to 'queue-jumping' at hospital with a 90,000-strong waiting list

With the goal of creating an 'income generation source', Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust (LTHT) wants to rent out its facilities to a private provider to treat patients willing to pay.

These voters will pick the next president. They're frightened about American democracy. - Vimarsana News

These voters will pick the next president. They're frightened about American democracy.

“I almost feel numb to it,” one focus group participant said of the violence on Jan. 6.