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Prevention is the new cure

Prevention is the new cure

De : Steve Brine & James Bethell
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Former Health Ministers, Steve Brine and James Bethell, come together to discuss all things health and politics.


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Steve Brine
Hygiène et vie saine Maladie et pathologies physiques Politique et gouvernement Sciences politiques
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    • 82. Stroke prevention day
      Jan 29 2026

      Steve & James return with episode 82 of the health and politics podcast, Prevention is the new cure.


      This week, to mark Stroke Prevention Day on Thursday, the guys talk to Juliet Bouverie from the Stroke Association about signs, symptoms and red flags.


      And they look ahead to the long-awaited National Cancer Plan which is expected to be published next week. What can we expect from the first plan since 2018?


      Also on this episode; the WHO confirms the UK has lost its measles elimination status, James speaking at the counter-fraud conference next month and NHS England is set to significantly enhance its bowel cancer screening programme, aiming to detect thousands more cases at an earlier, more treatable stage.


      You can access the archive via Podfollow and find us on all social at our LinkTree page.


      You can email the team - preventionisthenewcurepodcast@gmail.com


      Thanks for listening!

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      42 min
    • 81. James leads the charge on kids social media ban
      Jan 22 2026

      Steve and James return with episode 81 of the health and politics podcast, Prevention is the new cure.


      They chat just hours after James (Lord Bethell) led the charge on a debate in the House of Lords which saw Peers vote through an amendment which would ban under-16's from social media across the UK.


      Also, as nearly a quarter of hospitals in England report waiting times have worsened since the government published its plan to tackle the backlog a year ago, the pair discuss whether Ministers have chosen the right path given A&E waits - and corridor care - continue to hit the headlines.


      And, given the ongoing broader debate around immigration policy as the main parties chase Reform, Steve's Thursday rant focuses on health and care workforce shortages and asks whether we have a race to the bottom healthcare recruitment which is harming the service in the short-term.


      Finally, in good news corner, Steve and James talk about an international trial that is examining whether a finger-prick blood test called Bio-Hermes-002 could be used to help diagnose Alzheimer's disease. BBC News story link.


      You can email us : preventionisthenewcurepodcast@gmail.com


      You can listen to our archive via Podfollow and find our social media channel via LinkTree. And our You Tube channel is here.


      Thanks for listening!


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      35 min
    • 80. Wes Streeting says - get it right first time!
      Jan 16 2026

      The health and politics podcast reaches its 80th episode! Steve and James discuss Kemi Badenoch's social media ban proposal, the high-wire act of negotiating a new GP contract and what Health Secretary, Wes Streeting, meant when he cited GIRFT (get it right first time) at a major conference this week.


      Also, this week saw a genuine medical breakthrough as a patient at Manchester Royal Infirmary became the first in the UK to receive a new CAR-T treatment for aggressive blood cancer. The pair discuss what this means.


      And James owns up to progress on his 'Dry January' efforts this year!


      We welcome your feedback on our discussions and suggestions for what we might discuss next and who we might interview. You can email preventionisthenewcure@gmail.com or find us on any of our social media channels.


      You can access our archive via Podfollow.


      Thanks for listening to our show.


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      32 min
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