Denis Campbell is a health writer for The Guardian and Observer in the United Kingdom. With a focus on healthcare issues, Denis covers topics such as access to mental health care, strikes by junior doctors, and the state of the National Health Service (NHS). His work has also been featured in Yahoo News UK and Yahoo Sports Canada.
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Denis Campbell's coverage focuses significantly on the UK's National Health Service (NHS), particularly on issues related to healthcare system operations, patient care, and mental health. He is inclined towards government announcements and data-driven analysis.
When reaching out to Denis, consider providing insights or commentary from professionals directly involved in the topics covered such as NHS representatives, doctors' associations, or mental health experts. Additionally, access to relevant data that supports or challenges government announcements would likely be of interest.
Given his focus on national news within the UK, pitches should align with this geographic scope and offer perspectives specifically tied to the region’s healthcare system and policies.
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By: Denis Campbell
Research has prompted claims firms such as Mars, Haribo and PepsiCo are in ‘flagrant’ breach of codes of behaviour
Exclusive: Food, Farming and Countryside Commission added up cost to NHS and economy of diet-linked disease
The UK's growing addiction to unhealthy food costs a “staggering” £268bn a year, far outstripping the budget for the whole NHS, the first research into the subject has found.
By: Denis Campbell
Britons should resist the temptation to have cosmetic surgery abroad at “rock-bottom” prices in case they are harmed by substandard care, the health secretary has said.
By: Denis Campbell
A breast cancer charity has said it was “beyond devastated” that talks to make a life-extending drug available on the NHS to women with a terminal diagnosis have collapsed.
Being physically fit can lower the risk of dementia and delay someone developing it by almost 18 months by boosting brain health, research has found.
Wes Streeting has ordered a review of what physician associates (PAs) do in the NHS, amid growing alarm in the medical profession about patient safety.
About 3,500 PAs work in England but there is growing alarm in medical profession about patient safety
By: Denis Campbell
People in the UK who are diagnosed with the two most lethal forms of cancer die sooner than those in many other comparable countries, a new study has found.
By: Denis Campbell
Exclusive: New research finds ‘clinical, cruel’ language about pregnancy loss has negative mental impact
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