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Johnson and Hancock are responsible for a rapid rise in metal health illness
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Johnson and Hancock are responsible for a rapid rise in metal health illness
Saffron Cordery, deputy chief executive of NHS Providers, told the BBC: “We’re seeing a real rise in the pressure for hospital services, but also other types of NHS services as well … ambulance trusts in particular are coming under extreme pressure, as are community and mental health services”.
Ms Cordery was speaking ahead of a warning from the president of the Royal College of Psychiatrists that the pandemic poses the greatest threat to mental health in the UK since the Second World War.
Dr Adrian James told The Guardian the pandemic will have “a profound effect on mental health” and funding will be required to deal with the “long-term consequences” of the virus.
Johnson and his globalist government has created this mental health crisis, not a virus and the people should hold all of this parliament accountable for their part.
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