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Alison's coverage is heavily focused on healthcare, particularly in the context of government announcements and data citations, indicating that she would likely be very responsive to pitches providing insights into new developments or studies within the healthcare sector. Given her focus on national (UK) news, relevant sources might include medical professionals, public health experts, and researchers with expertise in areas such as women's health, mental health care, genomics/genotyping technologies for disease control.
Given her focus on citing data and referencing government announcements frequently in her coverage, Alison may be receptive to pitches from organizations or individuals who can provide credible statistical analysis or insights into policy implications related to healthcare initiatives in the UK.
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By: Alison Bloomer
US President Donald Trump has been criticised for spreading misinformation about autism after signing an order that separates out the childhood MMR (mumps, measles and rubella) vaccine and making reference to “high rates of autism”.
By: Alison Bloomer
A new study published in the British Journal of General Practice shows that primary care registers of people with a learning disability appear to be improving, but remain at between one-third and one-quarter of prevalence estimates.
By: Alison Bloomer
The Speak Easy communication cards, which is an accessibility tool developed by Natonwide is now freely available to all financial services providers across the UK.
By: Alison Bloomer
People with a learning disability who have diabetes and administer insulin have been harmed by gaps in healthcare services and inequitable access to support, according to a new investigation by the Health Services Safety Investigations Body (HSSIB).
By: Alison Bloomer
Digital Care Hub has launched its first photo competition, inviting people across adult social care to share images of digital care in action and show how technology supports people drawing on care.
By: Alison Bloomer
The Down’s Syndrome Association (DSA) has announced the finalists in its international photography competition for people who have Down’s syndrome.
By: Alison Bloomer
The NHS Alliance has said that soaring costs associated with the rise in ADHD and autism are running out of control. They are calling for a national mandatory price that reflects the cost of provision and delivers good value for money.
The costs of meeting soaring demand for ADHD and autism services in England are spiralling out of control and have become unsustainable, according to The NHS Alliance.
By: Alison Bloomer
A British Social Attitudes (BSA) survey has found that public support for disability benefits remains strong across the political spectrum.
By: Alison Bloomer
The Scottish Government has decided to abandon the Learning Disabilities, Autism and Neurodivergence (LDAN) Bill and instead focus on policy reform, service improvement and targeted investment.
