After change was witnessed in hospital reorganization plan by the coalition's first health secretary, former chief executive of the NHS in London has said that this transformation will put health of patients at a greater risk.

As per reports, it has been revealed that the government has banned cosmetic surgery companies to offer free medical consultations to potential customers. Strictness has been done after the incident of PIP breast implant scandal came to limelight.

It's been only a month that Mr. Jeremy Hunt has taken over the responsibility to serve as Health Secretary of the region from Mr. Andrew Lansley, and not all people think that he has made any auspicious start.

After coming across the study findings, which stated that nine in 10 local health authorities were imposing blanket bans on some of the treatments for patients, Health Secretary Andrew Lansley has yet again repeated his verdict.

One of the former public health advisers for Health Secretary Andrew Lansley has blamed Mr. Lansley for the growing problem of obesity. Professor Simon Capewell asserted that the Health Secretary failed to deliver his responsibilities properly.

Health reforms introduced by Health Secretary Andrew Lansley have put the NHS under pressure as the amount that has to be spent on health reforms is quite high. The health service has been reportedly spending millions on extra management and consultation.

A lot many health campaigns are being initiated to raise awareness among people of all stratums that they should give up bad habits. However, it has been found that the maximum effect is being seen on middle class people and no effect on poor people.

Since last few years, one of the most important facets that, actually is creating problems for the ministers to control, is a reasonable health and care system for rapidly increasing elderly population of UK. And therefore in order to find a solution to this, they have finally announced to put a full stop at this cost.

In an NHS cost-cutting move which has come as a shocker to patients’ groups, administrators at Queen Mary’s Hospital in Sidcup have ordered that women undergoing gynaecological treatment at the hospital will be put on the same ward as men.

It is NHS' 64th Birthday and therefore in order to celebrate, Health Secretary Andrew Lansley has launched the national NHS Heroes Scheme. During this scheme, the NHS heroes who are always there to offer a helping hand, a cup of tea, and support and comfort to the sufferers, will be appreciated and recognized by giving an award and a certificate.