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14 February 2023
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Supported by: Kenneth Gibson*, Jeremy Balfour*, Miles Briggs*, Stuart McMillan*, Audrey Nicoll*, Gillian Martin*, Stephanie Callaghan*, Emma Harper*, Bill Kidd*, Martin Whitfield*, Karen Adam*, Christine Grahame*, Alasdair Allan*, Annabelle Ewing*, Marie McNair*, Jackie Dunbar* *S6M-04211 Alexander Stewart: World Asthma Day 2022—That the Parliament welcomes World Asthma Day; understands that the event, which for 2022 is being held on 3 May, intends to raise awareness and help improve the lives of the many people around the world who have asthma, a common, but potentially life-threatening, condition; acknowledges that World Asthma Day was initially established in 1998 by the Global Initiative for Asthma (GINA) to promote awareness of asthma as a condition that was recognised as being on the increase; considers that, by 2016, the World Health Organization (WHO) recognised asthma as being of major public health importance and estimated that almost 340 million people in the world were living with it and that, in that year, there were over 400,000 deaths due to this disease of the lungs; believes that, even now, while almost everyone is familiar with the look and sound of an inhaler for asthma being used, not everyone is as aware of the actual nature and cause of the condition, in addition to the fact that there are myriad forms in existence; acknowledges that the known aggravators of asthma are many and include everything from allergens to air pollution as well as various chemicals, which irritate the lungs; further acknowledges that recent analysis from Asthma + Lung UK shows that women who have asthma are almost twice as likely to die...
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3 May 2022
BB20220504
Supported by: Kenneth Gibson*, Jeremy Balfour*, Miles Briggs*, Stuart McMillan*, Audrey Nicoll*, Gillian Martin*, Stephanie Callaghan*, Emma Harper*, Bill Kidd*, Martin Whitfield*, Karen Adam*, Christine Grahame*, Alasdair Allan*, Annabelle Ewing*, Marie McNair*, Jackie Dunbar* *S6M-04211 Alexander Stewart: World Asthma Day 2022—That the Parliament welcomes World Asthma Day; understands that the event, which for 2022 is being held on 3 May, intends to raise awareness and help improve the lives of the many people around the world who have asthma, a common, but potentially life-threatening, condition; acknowledges that World Asthma Day was initially established in 1998 by the Global Initiative for Asthma (GINA) to promote awareness of asthma as a condition that was recognised as being on the increase; considers that, by 2016, the World Health Organization (WHO) recognised asthma as being of major public health importance and estimated that almost 340 million people in the world were living with it and that, in that year, there were over 400,000 deaths due to this disease of the lungs; believes that, even now, while almost everyone is familiar with the look and sound of an inhaler for asthma being used, not everyone is as aware of the actual nature and cause of the condition, in addition to the fact that there are myriad forms in existence; acknowledges that the known aggravators of asthma are many and include everything from allergens to air pollution as well as various chemicals, which irritate the lungs; further acknowledges that recent analysis from Asthma + Lung UK shows that women who have asthma are almost twice as likely to die...
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16 November 2021
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Members' Business motions that have achieved cross party support *S6M-02100 Jamie Greene: World AIDS Day 2021—That the Parliament recognises that 1 December each year marks World AIDS Day; acknowledges that this provides an opportunity for people across the world to unite in efforts against HIV, to show support for people living with the virus and to commemorate those who have died from an AIDS-related illness over the years; notes that a recent investigation reported that John Eaddie, who was commonly known as "Patient Zero" prior to his identification, was the first person from the UK to die...
Official Report
Meeting date:
30 May 2013
Meeting of the Parliament 30 May 2013
It is estimated that, in the United Kingdom, 340 babies will develop early-onset GBS infection each year, and one in 10 will die. I hear what the cabinet secretary says with regard to the fact that the decision has been taken and the issue will be kept under review.
Official Report
Meeting date:
21 March 2013
European and External Relations Committee 21 March 2013
It starves the fish of oxygen, so when they get to a certain stage, they start to die. There is nothing wrong with the flesh of the fish—the disease is caused by a little parasite in the gills, which simply prevents the fish from breathing properly.
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13 May 2024
Register of Interests for the Parliamentary Year 12 May 2018 to 11 May 2019
[Amended interest 6 February 2017, Amended interest 11 December 2018] I was a non-executive director of Slitco Ltd, a private limited investment company (of Lovat Estates Office, Station Road, Beauly, Inverness-shire, IV4 7DA). I attended one meeting per year (lasting half a day) until my resignation on 1 June 2016.
Official Report
Meeting date:
14 January 2021
COVID-19 Committee 14 January 2021
That seems strange to me; someone in my constituency is likely to die at 65, but a person in Bearsden is likely to live to 85, yet the person in my constituency who is 65 and in very poor health will have to wait much longer for the vaccine.
Official Report
Meeting date:
23 December 2020
COVID-19 Committee 23 December 2020
Otherwise, unfortunately, many individuals who progress in that way will die. That is why we want those drugs.
Official Report
Meeting date:
24 November 2020
Health and Sport Committee 24 November 2020
For example, I have been working with a Shetland general practitioner to introduce a policy of the right to die at home. That would obviously involve follow-on services, which are crucial.
Official Report
Meeting date:
14 March 2017
Health and Sport Committee 14 March 2017
We have been working with teams to advocate the use of an anticipatory care plan for patients with chronic conditions who are expected to die—or for whom we would not be surprised if they died—within the coming year.
