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Mental Health Services (7 Feb 2006): Angela Browning: ...most distressing conditions. In discussing mental health, I want to focus on the two age extremes. Many Members have mentioned young people, and at that age suicide is an issue. The Mental Health Foundation and Mind have pointed out that the highest rate of suicide is among young men between the ages of 15 and 24, that 20 per cent. of all deaths among young people are through suicide, and...
Care of the Dying (12 Jan 2006): Angela Browning: ...for two reasons. First, I am concerned about some recent constituency casework. The second, more specific issue is the Government's anticipated White Paper on health and social care outside of hospital. In discussing this very sensitive issue, a lot of emphasis is placed on where people die and on enabling such people and their families to choose where that end takes place. In response to...
Summer Adjournment (20 Jul 2001): Mrs Angela Browning: ...to him, particularly whaling. Had he not drawn to the House's attention what is clearly a most outrageous abuse on the part of the organisation that appears to have made allegations with no foundation against him and other hon. Members, many of us would not even have been aware of it. The hon. Gentleman did not simply put the record right on his behalf and that of others who were maligned...

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