Over 70 health organisations unite to raise serious concerns with Government about plans to reorganise the public health system
Today over 70 health organisations and alliances have sent a joint statement to the Prime Minister, the Secretary of State for Health, and the interim leadership of Public Health England, raising serious concerns about the reorganisation of public health now underway. This follows recent announcements that PHE will cease to exist by April next year and be replaced by the National Institute of Health Protection.
Over 70 health organisations unite to raise serious concerns with Government about plans to reorganise the public health system
Responding to Tuesday’s update from the Government on the timetable and process for the restructuring of public health, leading health organisations and alliances have set out six tests they believe Government proposals must pass to deliver truly world class outcomes in levelling-up health and securing a population resilient to future health risks.
Lockdown leads to increases in secondhand smoke exposure for children
Health campaigners are warning that new evidence suggests lockdown has left more children exposed to the harms of secondhand smoke.
Around 300,000 smokers have #QuitforCovid
Over half a million more have tried to quit and 2.4 million have cut down.
Launch of NHS Smokefree Pledge
Organisations across the NHS and the world of public health today gathered in Parliament to declare their support for a smokefree NHS.
SFAC News Archive 2008 - 2016
Read a selection of historical news stories related to the Smokefree Action Coalition and its work and campaigns.
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