A message from my friend today 24th February, 2025
I've literally just got a letter from NHS inviting me (by name, first name) to take part in research and learn new information about my blood pressure and future risks of disease 😳😂.
Reading further down the letter they want me to fill in an online questionnaire, provide a blood sample and have my blood pressure taken. This is to see if future risk to me is cancer, dementia and heart disease 🤔 from the blood sample they will also look at my DNA of my blood sample. They offer me a £10 voucher for my participation.
This is who wrote to me. (She said).
Letter subsequently produced.
So Our Future Health is writing in PARTNERSHIP with the NHS.
Now if you check the following website there's a warning:
It is a company that promotes itself using the 'trusted' NHS logo.
Handing over your DNA and NHS medical history to a commercial company to sell has consequences on those biologically related to you.
On the NHS confederation podcast, the new CEO of Our Future Health said:
“in the future, what we’d like to do is take consent to link to other records that the Government, and the Office of National Statistics for example, collect through the census, and other administrative databases”.
My comments:
People are now being offered a £10 voucher.
In my oponion, if it was found that you had a particular medical condition how do you know whether your insurance company will be sold your medical details and as a result, refuse you cover you for insurance in the future 🤔? Obviously you must not withhold information but currently certain assurance contracts are covered on a 'blanket' basis/ cover all up to a certain limit and so forth.
Trust Pilot holds the following review:
One reads Disgusting
Come on! This is so obviously a scam to get people's data so they can be sold medicine or treatment privately. Just like the US, subscribers will be bombarded with questionnaires which will lead them to believe they need such a medication while the NHS bleeds money (and credibility by association). There ought to be a law against it.
And another review
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