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National No Smoking Day takes place on 13 March and comes at a particularly relevant time this year due to the recent developments in the attempt to tackle smoking rates in the UK. Last year the Government took one of the boldest steps over the last decade, since smoking was banned in public places, by setting out new plans to create a ‘smokefree generation’.
National Road Safety Week (19-23 November) provides a timely opportunity to raise awareness of the personal and societal impact of road traffic accidents (RTAs) caused by impaired driving due to alcohol or drugs. In 2021, in the UK, there were 260 people killed and 6,740 injured by drink-driving. Additionally, almost 2,500 were injured by drug-driving – up by 260% .
National Road Safety Week (19-23 November) provides a timely opportunity to raise awareness of the personal and societal impact of road traffic accidents (RTAs) caused by impaired driving due to alcohol or drugs. In 2021, in the UK, there were 260 people killed and 6,740 injured by drink-driving and almost 2,500 injured by drug-driving – up by 260% .
The global spread of COVID-19 has been the single biggest public health crisis faced by the UK since the creation of the NHS. It is therefore surprising that, at the height of the pandemic, the UK Government chose to replace PHE (Public Health England) in a large restructuring of the public health system in England.
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