What would unfreezing the personal allowance mean for taxpayers and how much would it cost?

An explainer on vaccines in England, covering vaccine safety, immunisation programmes, uptake rates, inequalities and public health outcomes.

Dr Danielle Butler, Head of Development at National Energy Action, explores the role of warm homes in supporting health and reducing demand on services.

How can communities and public services work together to help people to stay healthy? Ruth Robertson looks at Greater Manchester's Live Well approach – and what makes it distinctive.

Despite the damage caused by MAHA, its ability to get Americans talking about prevention and chronic disease offers valuable lessons.

Loreen Chikwira explores the benefits and barriers to effective nurse prescribing in adult social care.

For the first time in over a decade, the NHS broadly stuck to its planned 2025-26 budget – but partly because hospital activity grew more slowly.

Wales is often seen internationally as progressive on public health. David Buck explores what sits behind that reputation and what England can learn from it.

Remarkably, the former Secretary of State for health and the former public health minister are now Prime Minister and Secretary of State for health respectively. They say a week is a long-time in poli...

Today’s piece in the Health Service Journal on how strategic commissioning is going argues that a key problem is a lack of analytical capability The Integrator: The strategic commissioning skills gap ...

The prime minister says the move will give power to "every postcode" but critics say the plans lack detail.

Much of the success of Andy Burnham's Manchesterism depended on local conditions of Greater Manchester. Can it be replicated nationally?

Sarah Woolnough, Chief Executive of The King's Fund responds to new Prime Minister, Andy Burnham’s, recent comments on social care and the appointment of Yvette Cooper to Secretary of State for Health...

BBPA wants content definition for beer to be considered non-alcoholic to be changed from 0.05% to 0.5%

Wes Streeting has moved on. What did he achieve after nearly two years in the job, and what might his departure mean for the NHS and adult social care?

This Viewpoint examines how framing obesity as an individual disease that should be treated may impact addressing the larger systemic- and policy-driven roots of the problem that could be addressed to...

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Thoughts on civil service reform

Country faces demographic crunch as difference between deaths and births rises to highest level in its postwar history

Poor housing, obesity and the effects of deprivation have been suggested as underlying cause.

The King’s Fund is working with CLES to understand how regional devolution can be used to explore health inequalities.

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