Tourette's housemate 'exploited'
Campaigners have accused Channel 4's Big Brother of exploiting a man with Tourette Syndrome by accepting him as one of this year's housemates.
27 May 2006
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Alzheimer's drugs policy outrage
Alzheimer's disease groups have attacked draft guidance from the NHS medicines watchdog restricting access to certain drugs.
27 May 2006
Mothers with learning difficulties need more support - Brooke
Responding to the Bristol University report Finding The Right Support?, published today, which calls for mothers with learning difficulties to be given more support to allow them to keep their children, Liberal Democrat children's Spokesperson, Annette Brooke MP said:
11 May 2006
Mental health services bearing the brunt of NHS cuts - Webb
Commenting on the Rethink report A Cut Too Far, warning of the affects of NHS cuts on mental health services, Liberal Democrat Shadow Health Secretary, Steve Webb MP said:
11 May 2006
Kings Fund NHS report more proof of Government failings - Webb
Responding to the new King's Fund report, Deficits in the NHS, suggesting that the NHS deficit could exceed £1 billion, Liberal Democrat Shadow Health Secretary, Steve Webb MP said:
27 Apr 2006
Rowntree report adds to argument for free long term care - Gidley
Commenting on the publication of the Joseph Rowntree Foundation's report, Paying for Long Term Care, which is critical of the current system of funding and calls for a review, Liberal Democrat Shadow Health Minister, Sandra Gidley MP, said:
27 Apr 2006