Protesters marched on Whitehall on Saturday in a bid to protect NHS from privatization. Health workers, trade unionists, campaigners and politicians marched from Jubilee Gardens in South Bank and over Waterloo Bridge.

In the begging days of the current year, Prime Minister David Cameron committed stricter regulations to limit the access of the immigrants to the NHS. He said what they have is a free National Health Service but it is not free at the global level.

A group of doctors and nurses are going to the Basildon Hospital in the upcoming week as part of a government evaluation into the death rates.

The group is a fragment of the Keogh Review, which is inspecting the higher than average mortality rates at 14 of the hospitals that also includes the Basildon.

According to government-commissioned evaluation, the reviews given by the "friends and family" of David Cameron on the satisfaction survey of hospitals was considered as "not required" by the public. It was suggested that the reviews should be terminated in their current state as it can result in misleadingly negative views about NHS.

Regarding the abuse faced by the National Health Services, a piece of writing titled "The Spectator from a different perspective" was published.  The writing shared the experiences of the life of a cancer specialist who devoted his career in treating cancer.

A number of measures are being tried by the UK Government to save the cash-strapped NHS. One of the recent measures that will now be tried by David Cameron is to restrict free healthcare provided to immigrants.

Plans to set minimum alcohol prices are likely to go in vain. Prime Minister David Cameron faces strong opposition to the idea of minimum price limit on alcohol from the ministers. One minister has said that cost of living is a major concern that has to be addressed by the government in next elections and the idea is a political suicide.

As per the reports, the tobacco companies could be forced to expose the images of various body parts suffering from diseases caused by tobacco consumption on cigarette packets. It is suggested by the new rules that are been examined by David Cameron to discourage smoking in the country.

Mid-Staffordshire scandal is an example of sheer negligence exhibited by the staff, managers and professional bodies towards the patients at the NHS trust since last three years.

Dementia or Alzheimer's deteriorates one's mental ability. It even weakens a person physically and makes life miserable.

The Alzheimer's Society therefore launched a drive the previous day. The move is aimed at educating people out there in the community about the worsening condition.