Respiratory Health APPG

1: shocking report from the BMA describing the UK health system as complacent about the risks of asthma - Speech Link
2: remarks that we have put treating asthma and respiratory diseases as a key priority within the NHS Long - Speech Link
3: the early diagnosis centres, including for lung-health checks, across the country, will they be looking - Speech Link
4: risk of respiratory illness. That is partly why we are improving our offer on mobile lung-health screening - Speech Link
5: Majesty’s Government have for encouraging better health education regarding the seriousness of this disease - Speech Link

1: for Lung Health and the British Lung Foundation to develop a national programme for respiratory and cardiovascular - Speech Link
2: right that respiratory illness can be extremely serious. The UK has a higher rate of respiratory deaths than - Speech Link
3: people. Will the Government look at the funding of health visitors, who can speak to mothers about smoking - Speech Link
4: smoking, the clean air strategy and flu vaccinations, health visitors are a crucial part of it, and will be - Speech Link
5: friend agree that air quality is vital for lung health and will she comment on the distressing fact that - Speech Link
6: one of the largest environmental risks to public health in the UK. That is exactly why we brought forward - Speech Link
7: essential to reverse cuts in funding to Public Health England and spend money cost effectively on further - Speech Link

1: echo his tribute to the magnificent efforts of health service staff. I remind the House of my membership - Speech Link
2: into the new national institute for health protection, can the Minister tell us what steps Her Majesty’s - Speech Link
3: My Lords, the right reverend Prelate is right; health inequalities are a massive priority for the Government - Speech Link
4: many disasters in many health specialties? Does he agree that the respiratory programme is vital and - Speech Link

1: more inquiries than voice calls. To date, Public Health England has tested nearly 25,000 people and the - Speech Link
2: delay is essential to sustaining the ability of the health delivery system to deal with this problem.What - Speech Link
3: the amount of facilities for people who need respiratory aid? What additional intensive care units could - Speech Link
4: particularly in the area of respiratory support. Different types of respiratory support unit are being put - Speech Link

1: civil litigation.Although improvements in health and safety procedures have restricted the use of - Speech Link

1: road. Ella tragically died of asthma and acute respiratory failure in 2013 after experiencing three years - Speech Link

1: them is also playing Russian roulette with their health. We are concerned that the Government’s focus on - Speech Link
2: have available to me, is to look at the mental health impact of long covid on people. We have a cohort - Speech Link
3: for Patient Safety, Suicide Prevention and Mental Health, my hon. Friend the Member for Mid Bedfordshire - Speech Link
4: such as flu or, in some cases, severe acute respiratory syndrome. Knowledge of post-viral conditions - Speech Link

1: outcome of civil litigation. While improvements in health and safety procedures have restricted the use of - Speech Link
2: provide ongoing support and information.The Health and Safety Executive estimates that 12,000 deaths - Speech Link

1: interest as a grateful long-term cardiac and respiratory patient at Brompton. From the information I have - Speech Link
2: may recall, in 2007 I led a review of London’s health services. One of the most significant findings - Speech Link
3: first is a report by the National Institute for Health Research about the hospital’s performance as an - Speech Link

1: deprived, so pollution pushes down further on other health inequalities. Emissions affect the development - Speech Link
2: today I will briefly look at three aspects: why the health risks to children from harmful vehicle emissions - Speech Link
3: causes it.Air pollution worsens existing health inequalities. People living in the poorest areas - Speech Link