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NHS at 75: First NHS baby says service is 'creaking at the seams'

On the 75th anniversary of the NHS, the first baby born on the NHS, Aneira Thomas, expressed concerns that the service is "creaking at the seams" and emphasized the importance of higher salaries for health workers.
Thomas believes that the NHS should not only receive more funding but also undergo structural changes to accommodate the evolving healthcare landscape, particularly the integration of health and social care sectors.

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The Independent

People take the health service for granted – first NHS baby

Nye Thomas called for children to be taught about the NHS in schools.

5 months ago·London, United Kingdom

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Metro News

First NHS baby warns the service is 'being taken for granted'

Aneira ‘Nye’ Thomas says Brits take the NHS for granted (Picture: REX/Shutterstock) The first baby ever born on the NHS says British people take their health service ‘for granted’ as she leads calls for children to be taught about the ‘national treasure’ in schools. At a minute past midnight on July 5, 1948, Aneira ‘Nye’ Thomas became the first baby born on the NHS at Amman Valley Hospital in Wales. Mrs Thomas, who was named after the service’s …

5 months ago·London, United Kingdom

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Wales Online

First baby born on NHS says people take it for granted as it turns 75

She said it was a 'national treasure'

5 months ago

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Shropshire Star

People take the health service for granted – first NHS baby

British people can “take the NHS for granted”, the first ever baby born on the NHS has said as she called for children to be taught about the “national treasure” in schools.

5 months ago·Ketley, United Kingdom

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