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10 Jan 2012: Health secretary supports idea of health professionals asking patients about their unhealthy habits every time they use NHS
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7 Jan 2012:
Private clinics rebuff health secretary after he appeals to their 'moral duty' over breast surgery cost
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5 Jan 2012: Letters: The first step towards the sensible integration of health and social care must be to drop this unwanted and unnecessary legislation
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5 Jan 2012: Lucy Reynolds: While PIP breast implants were put in by private surgeons, the beleaguered NHS is likely to pick up the bill for any removals
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4 Jan 2012:
Health secretary says some healthcare clinics had provided little or no data on prevalence of French-made PIP implants
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2 Jan 2012: Letter: It is welcome that the health secretary has now called for a review of the risks from the PIP implants
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2 Jan 2012: Rupture rates estimate unacceptable, says member of investigatory panel
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31 Dec 2011: Health secretary asks for study of risks posed by faulty French implants after new information leaves him 'worried'
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30 Dec 2011: Andrew Lansley plans 'patient-focused' pilot in urban areas to let commuters register with convenient practice
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29 Dec 2011: Letters: The most important issue is that large numbers of vulnerable elderly people would be transferred from the (free at point of use) NHS to the (means-tested) social services sector
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27 Dec 2011: Some NHS treatments deemed unaffordable as experts says debate needed on what NHS can offer
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27 Dec 2011:
Health secretary's proposal to lift cap to maximum of 49% prompts fears of two-tier system and longer waiting lists
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