The National Health Service of Great Britain is 75 years old.

Published Date: 08 Jul 2023

On Wednesday, Britain celebrated the 75th anniversary of its National Health Service (NHS), with royals, politicians, employees, and patients expressing pride in the organization's history and determination that it will continue despite current difficulties.

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