Dr Julian Lewis MP - Member of the CRY APPG


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Dr Julian Lewis MP

(Conservative - New Forest East)

Member of the CRY All Party Parliamentary Group

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Articles

Date	Publication	Article title

13/10/10	CRY website	CRY Parliamentary Reception 2010 CRY's annual Parliamentary Reception was held in the Terrace Marquee at Westminster on Wednesday 13th October. Over 40 MPs attended the event and the Guest of Honour was CRY Patron Pixie Lott, who treated the assembled guests to a short acoustic set.
09/03/05	Daily Echo, Southampton	MP backs campaign to raise awareness of killer heart condition A charity dedicated to preventing young people dying from a heart problem has been praised by New Forest MP Julian Lewis on its tenth anniversary.
04/04/04	New Forest Times	MP's call for early screening for sudden death risks rejected “Despite the support from MPs from all parties for this Bill to ensure that families most at risk are screened, the Health Minister’s response was surprisingly negative. It seems that this campaign will have to continue and be intensified.”
20/09/02	Southern Daily Echo	MP bowled over by cricketer Hampshire MP, Dr Julian Lewis met cricket legend Ian Botham at a Parliamentary Reception in support of Cardiac Risk in the Young.
08/07/02	House of Commons press release	All Party Parliamentary Group for Cardiac Risk in the Young MP Kevan Jones has been working with CRY over the last few months, to bring together interested parties in Westminster and form the group.
07/07/01	Advertiser and Times	Forest M.P.concerned about young heart deaths New Forest MP Dr Julian Lewis has highlighted in Parliament the need for more screening and better research into sudden death syndrome.
28/06/01	New Forest Post	Test could save lives Health Minister Yvette Cooper identified a number of questions which need to be examined to decide whether a screening programme was a good idea.
21/06/01	Parliamentary Debate (Hansard)	Heart Disease (young people) There is a need to raise awareness among general practitioners, a need for greater awareness on the part of coroners.

Gallery

Dr Julian Lewis MP speaking at the 2010 CRY Parliamentary Reception	Dr Julian Lewis MP receives a 'thank-you' gift from CRY at the 2010 CRY Parliamentary Reception

Dr. Julian Lewis MP (right) with CRY Chief Executive Alison Cox and Sir Roger Boyle, at the second meeting of the CRY APPG	Dr. Julian Lewis MP (left) with Kevan Jones MP (right) and CRY Consultant Cardiologist Sanjay Sharma (centre) at the launch of the CRY APPG

Dr. Julian Lewis MP (3rd from right) at the launch of the CRY APPG

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