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David Buck, Senior Fellow, Public health and inequalities, The King's Fund, explains that while we are seeing some positive trends in public health, there is still much to do to reduce health inequalities in the future.
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Demographic change and the welfare state
Since the welfare state was created in the aftermath of the Second World War, Britain’s population structure, patterns of work, health needs and sources of public revenue have all change...
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Health inequalities in a nutshell
Health inequalities are avoidable, unfair and systematic differences in health between different groups of people. Here we examine the key data on this complex and wide-ranging issue.
Casting a queer lens on the 10 Year Health Plan
How could the three big shifts outlined in the 10 Year Health Plan reshape health and care for LGBTQ+ people?
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Good health for all: reimagining the welfare state
This project will reimagine the relationship between people, communities and the state and offer a bold vision for what future health and care services could look like.