The Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids claims companies are using “aggressive” tactics and that posts promoting smoking alternative nicotine and tobacco products had been viewed more than 3.4bn times across social media platforms.
Mark MacDonald writes for Chamber on how making dementia a priority will help to mend the health and social care system.
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.
A new Dementia Commission report led by former Health Minister, Lord James O’Shaughnessy sets out ways the government can tackle ‘alarming’ rates of undiagnosed dementia.
To mark World Aids Day 2023, Chamber hosted a discussion where panellists delved into the issues surrounding HIV/AIDS including tackling stigma, the role of communities and the ambitious goal of eliminating HIV transmission in the UK by 2030.
HIV pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) is highly effective at preventing HIV acquisition and should be used more widely by eligible groups, a landmark new study into PrEP’s real-world effectiveness has confirmed.
As Michael Gove attends the Covid-19 inquiry, he has issued an apology to Covid victims and their families for ‘mistakes made by government’.
After consultants secure a pay rise of up to 13%, nurses are considering strike action after they were only offered a 5% rise.
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
Figures reveal that almost 8,000 people were harmed and 112 died last year as a direct result of enduring long waits for an ambulance or surgery. The fatalities included a man who died of a cardiac arrest after waiting 18 minutes for his 999 call to be answered by the ambulance service and was dead by the time the crew arrived.
As the world grapples with the growing threat of antimicrobial resistance (AMR), experts and advocates came together during Antimicrobial Awareness Week to shed light on the urgent need for global action. In a recent virtual meeting, prominent figures in the field discussed the challenges and outlined strategies to combat the rise of AMR.
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