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Do we care enough to ask what is behind the biggest recent annual rise in death rates?

Posted on February 16, 2016 by Julia Manning

The Telegraph lead with provisional statistics from the ONS this morning on the steepest annual rise in death rates since the second world war. They are right that alarm bells should be ringing, and urgent questions should be asked: Is … Continue reading →

Posted in Elderly, Patients, Uncategorized | Tagged cuts, death, isolation, Liver disease, lonliness, mental illness, mortality, Obesity, ONS, Social Care, telegraph | Leave a comment

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