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What the budget means for the NHS

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By Catia Nicodemo
| Tolerance Canada
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What the budget means for the NHS Original

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By Catia Nicodemo
| The Conversation Verified
The NHS didn’t receive a great deal of specific attention in Rachel Reeves’ budget. She mentioned it, but in fairly general terms around plans to invest and cut waiting lists. But the overall plan presented by the chancellor effectively incorporates the NHS into a high tax, high spend economic model. Those revenue-raising taxes include a long freeze in income tax thresholds, higher rates on property, dividends and savings, plus new levies on gambling and electric vehicles.
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The UK must invest in medicines - but not at any price

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By Catia Nicodemo
| Brunel University
Catia Nicodemo is a Professor of Health Economics, Brunel University of London. The UK’s science minister, Sir Patrick Vallance, has sounded the alarm over the country’s declining investment in medicines. He warned that the NHS risks losing out on important treatments and the country could lose its place at the cutting edge of medical research if spending does not recover.
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