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Whats Does The Future Have Instore For Medical Insurance?

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Now that the general election has finally finished and the debates are finally of our TV screens (even though they were good for comedy value half the time) I'm just wondering now what will happen in the medical area of our country?
Gordon Brown who recently resigned as Primeminister stated that the NHS was the best form of health insurance the citizens of the UK needed but now that David Cameron and Nick Clegg are in charge will they back his views or insist on people taking out private health insurance?
With so many things bound to change I think this could be one at the top of the list. Whats your views on the issue and do you think with these two in charge will our country go forward from the mess were in just now or is it going to get worse?

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The general election campaign here in the UK is becoming increasingly heated. Today, The NHS Confederation with the British Medical Association, King’s Fund and the Royal College of Nursing is holding a pre-election health hustings. The debate features prominent health spokesmen from the three major political parties: Andy Burnham (Labour), Andrew Lansley (Conservative) and Norman Lamb (Liberal Democrats).
The majority of the debate will be around four main themes:
NHS finances, workforce, public health and social care.
You will be able to view live coverage of the debate from 11am on this blog. Feel free to join in a discussion about what was said afterwards.

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