The British Ministry of Health announced that weight loss injections will be given to unemployed people under the government’s plans to return them to the labor market again to be part of the… British economyBritish Health Minister Wes Streeting said the new class of drugs is expected to have a major impact on… Obesity in Britain.
According to The Telegraph, Stretching announced a £280m investment from Lilly, the world’s largest pharmaceutical company, in developing new medicines and ways to deliver the treatment and plans to ‘ include the first real test of the effects of drugs on unemployment, productivity and trust. the NHS.
In an article he wrote for the newspaper, Stretching said obesity was not only putting a huge burden on the NHS, it was also holding the economy back. He wrote: “As a country , we eat more, eat healthier and exercise less the costs to the individual are clear: a less healthy and shorter life.” Our fingerprints are also putting a huge burden on our health service, costing the NHS £11 billion a year – more than smoking and holding back our economy.. forcing people to take four more sick days take on an average year, when so many others have to leave work altogether.”
Being overweight is linked to a range of deadly health conditions, including heart disease, cancer and type 2 diabetes, and the report highlighted that London spends around 40% of the NHS budget on health conditions preventable, a number expected to reach 60%. by 2040.
The Health Minister said the injections should not be seen as another way to reform unhealthy lifestyles, but said they could play a big role in tackling the unemployment crisis , as the latest figures show that there are 9.3 million people who are economically inactive. , and announced plans to ban food ads.
2024-10-15 10:10:00
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