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Gareth Iacobucci

Assistant News Editor

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BMJ

Preston's Summary

Gareth Iacobucci is an Assistant News Editor for BMJ, a leading medical journal based in the United Kingdom. With a focus on multinational issues, Gareth covers a wide range of topics including public health, healthcare policies, medical research, and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. His articles provide insightful analysis and reporting on key issues affecting the healthcare industry in the UK and beyond.

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Geo Focus

United Kingdom (National)

Coverage Attributes:

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Government Announcement: 52 %
Legal Policy Regulation: 16 %
Cites Data: 16 %
Press Release: 6 %
Evolving Stories: 2 %

Themes Covered:

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Health News
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  • Mental Health

Pitching Insights

Gareth Iacobucci's coverage indicates a strong focus on government announcements, legal policy regulation, and citing data. His articles predominantly cover government and politics with significant attention to healthcare and pharmaceutical topics such as junior doctors' strikes, Covid-19, medical regulations, and public health.

For effective outreach to Gareth Iacobucci:

1. Provide insights or expert commentary on recent government policies related to healthcare or medical regulations.
2. Offer perspectives from professionals in the healthcare field regarding public health issues or responses to events like junior doctors' strikes.
3. Share relevant data that supports trends in public health or medical regulation.

Given the emphasis on specific UK-centric developments within the broader context of global relevance on these topics, pitches should bear this geographical perspective in mind when reaching out for potential coverage opportunities.

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Articles

BMJ

More targeted spending on prevention could double return on investment, say analysts

More targeted spending on prevention could double return on investment, say analysts

By: Gareth Iacobucci

The report by the NHS Confederation and the consultancy firm Carnall Farrar estimates that in England around £5bn a year is spent across the NHS and local government on public health interventions in primary, secondary, and social settings. The potential ROI from this spending could double from around £11.2bn to £22.4bn if the upper quartile ROI was achieved across all current interventions, the analysts estimate.

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Treasury is urged to extend doctors' tax deadline, owing to pension statement delays

Treasury is urged to extend doctors' tax deadline, owing to pension statement delays

By: Gareth Iacobucci

The BMA has urged the government to extend the January deadline for doctors affected by the McCloud age discrimination judgment to determine their tax position, because thousands of doctors have not received their pension statements on time. Without these statements, affected doctors will find it “impossible” to plan their work, the association said.

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