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NICE Campaign Media Coverage

Despite being a relatively rare disease, thanks to the efforts of PHA-UK’s trustees and members supported by their PR company UK Health Matters Ltd, extensive media coverage has been achieved to increase awareness of PH and the issues that people with the condition face. Below you will find a number of links to a cross section of the most recent media coverage achieved during the “Hands Off PH Treatments” campaign.

To access PHA-UK Chairman & PH Nurse Consultant Iain Armstrong’s views on the NICE recommendations ahead of speaking with the Parliamentary Inquiry on March 10th 2008. Click on his photograph	Professor Andrew Peacock’s thoughts on the NICE recommendations ahead of providing evidence to a Parliamentary Inquiry on March 10th 2008 Click on his photograph

Further interviews are available by clicking on the relative link below:

	Leading medical correspondent Jenny Hope’s article in the Daily Mail click here.
	Leicester Mercury Article on PH patient Anna Baker one of the 5 PH patients featured in the patient voice films produced by Paul Pennington & Alan Howard.
	Chester Chronicle article on PHA-UK members Ann Lacey & Mary Walker
	PH patient Amanda Henchliffe’s article in the Derby Evening Telegraph
	To view BBC TV London’s Special Correspondent Kurt Barling’s report including Dawood Mussellman, Nick Ainger MP and Dr Simon Gibbs
	Dr Chris Steele’s thoughts on the NICE recommendations. See him talk with PHA-UK’s Paul Pennington ahead of presenting the 32,000 signatures to 10 Downing Street.
	PH patient Amanda Henchliffe, iain Armstrong & Sue Townsley's interview on the steps of Number 10 Downing Street.
	Nick Ainger MP for Carmarthen West & South Pembrokeshire, leader of the All Party Parliamentary PH group's reflections on the Westminster Debate held on the 2nd of April 2008
	Nick Ainger MP's speech at the launch of the report from the Parliamentary Inquiry
	Amanda Henchliffes's presentation at the launch of the report from the Parliamentary Inquiry
	Iain Armstrong's speech at the launch of the report from the Parliamentary Inquiry