Victoria Macdonald
NHS treatments: what would you prioritise?
There is nothing new about treatments being rationed in the NHS, but if you had to decide, what would you prioritise, asks Victoria Macdonald.
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Victoria Macdonald
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ICSI fertility treatment ‘linked to birth defects’
One in 10 children conceived by fertility treatment ICSI have birth defects, the largest study of its kind shows. ICSI is used in about half of UK fertility treatments.
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Bruce Forsyth leads Queen’s Birthday Honours List
Showbiz legend Bruce Forsyth receives a long-awaited knighthood in the Queen’s honours list. Friend and entertainer Jimmy Tarbuck tells Channel 4 News Sir Bruce is an “icon” of British television.
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Government pushes on with NHS reforms
The Coalition Government is to press ahead with radical reforms of the National Health Service, which will see as much as 80 per cent of the budget in the hands of GPs, writes Victoria Macdonald.
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How will NHS cuts affect my area?
As the Government pushes ahead with NHS reforms, Channel 4 News looks into where cuts are already being made as the NHS tries to achieve efficiency savings.
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Government pushes on with NHS reforms
The Coalition Government is to press ahead with radical reforms of the National Health Service, which will see as much as 80 per cent of the budget in the hands of GPs, writes Victoria Macdonald.
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FactCheck: is the NHS really healthy?
FactCheck analyses Health Secretary Andrew Lansley’s commitment to “cut the deficit, not the NHS”.
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Health Secretary: NHS receiving unprecedented resources
Health Secretary Andrew Lansley tells MPs there is an “unprecedented level of resources available to the NHS” as a Channel 4 News FactCheck finds evidence of new cuts.
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Painkillers in pregnancy risk
The use of painkillers including paracetamol, aspirin and ibuprofen in pregnancy could be linked to male reproductive disorders, a new study shows.
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CutsCheck: NHS really safe in their hands?
CutsCheck looks at the cuts being made by NHS trusts, despite the government’s pledge to increase health service spending in real terms every year
