The NHS and future free trade agreements: the impact on the NHS of future trade deals after Brexit
This report argues trade deals post Brexit should be assessed to ensure that commercial advantage is not prioritised over human and economic health.
This report assesses the impact on the NHS of future trade deals after Brexit and argues that the impact of trade deals should be assessed to ensure that commercial advantage is not prioritised at the expense of human and economic health.
This report assesses the impact on the NHS of future trade deals after Brexit and argues that the impact of trade deals should be assessed to ensure that commercial advantage is not prioritised at the expense of human and economic health.
The report finds that a post-Brexit trade agreement with the US will not of itself threaten the founding principles of the NHS but trade agreements should not include publicly funded healthcare.
