A HPV vaccine catch-up programme named in honour of an Irish woman who died of cancer is expected to launch in mid-November this year. The Laura Brennan H.
The parents of the late Laura Brennan say their ‘work is done’ following the introduction of a free HPV vaccine catch-up programme. During his visit to University Hospital Limerick yesterday, Health Minister Stephen Donnelly announced the scheme would be named after Laura, to honour her campaign work prior to her untimely death from cervical cancer. […]
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colletta smith, bbc news, in cleckheaton. as we said, the rise in national insurance is expected to bring in at least 11 billion pounds for the government this year and over the next three years spending on health and social care is estimated to go up by £39 billion. but there s heated debate already about the precise way in which this extra revenue is going to be spent and how much will go to the troubled social care sector across the uk as our health editor hugh pym explains. ministers have unveiled a plan for england, new revenues used for higher nhs and social care funding, with scotland, wales and northern ireland making their own spending decisions. every penny of this new levy is going towards that. it will help the nhs with its biggest catch up programme in history, taking activity levels to some