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Watchdog bans Bupa cancer advert

The Advertisement Standards Agency (ASA) has banned a Bupa TV advert on the grounds that it implied there was a higher chance of survival for cancer patients who received private healthcare.

clock 02 April 2015 •

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Hinchingbrooke Hospital returns to NHS control

Hinchingbrooke Hospital, the first to be run by a private provider, has returned to NHS control today following Circle's withdrawal.

clock 01 April 2015 •

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Conservatives and Labour set out NHS plans

A Labour government will cap the profits private firms can make from the NHS at 5% while the Conservatives have pledged a seven day NHS, the parties have revealed in the run-up to the general election.

clock 30 March 2015 •

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Virgin Care partners with East Staffordshire NHS

Virgin Care and East Staffordshire Clinical Comissioning Group have announced a joint partnership called 'Improving Lives.'

clock 26 March 2015 •

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NHS slipping at 'early 1990s' rate King's Fund warns

The NHS is failing to meet treatment targets and the rate of slippage has reached levels as bad as the 'early 1990s' the author of a report from the King's Fund told the BBC.

clock 26 March 2015 •

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UK cancer survival rates at 90s levels - Macmillan

Cancer survival rates in the UK are at or behind levels other European countries had achieved by the late 1990s, analysis by Macmillan Cancer Support has found.

clock 24 March 2015 •

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Bupa tells real-life customer stories on YouTube

Bupa has launched a new ‘Bupa Life Stories' platform on YouTube to help inform people about care and treatment options for a range of health and elderly care issues.

clock 24 March 2015 •

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AXA PPP reveals Health Tech & You Awards winners

The winners of the inaugural AXA PPP Health Tech & You Awards were announced at an event at the Design Museum in London last night to celebrate the best in personal health technology innovations.

clock 19 March 2015 •

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Exeter adds virtual GP service to every policy

Exeter Family Friendly has added a virtual GP service for both its income protection and private medical insurance policyholders.

clock 19 March 2015 • 1 min read

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Study underestimates younger breast cancer deaths by 25%

An online programme used to predict suitable treatments for breast cancer has underestimated the death rate of women under 40 from the disease by 25%, a study has found.

clock 18 March 2015 •
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