The public health debate comes in from the cold

By Niall Dickson 2003-11-14T00:00:00

Long before the modern welfare state, Victorian reformers knew that poor public health was the cause of much human misery. However, post-Thatcher, the debate about health inequality in the UK became marginalised, as the welfare consensus unravelled. Confined to the idealistic talk of liberals and egalitarians, it seemed to inhabit ...

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