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cashstrapped hospitals denying treatment to people whose lifestyle they disapprove of, he said.'Treatment 
decisions involving people's lifestyle should be based on clinical reasons, notgrounds of cost.
The NHS is there to keep people healthy, not to sit in judgement on individual lifestyles. A 
spokesman for NICE said: 'We want to reassure people not in producing our guidance we are not going to 
take into consideration whether or not a particular condition was or is self-inflicted. The only circumstance 
where that may be taken into account is where that treatment may be less effective because of lifestyle 
choices’. 
Jonathan Ellis, the policy manager at Help the Aged, said it was pleased NICE had finally shown an 
understanding of the importance of tackling age discrimination. ‘White this is a major feat there is still some 
way to go to banish the evident inherent age discrimination that exists within health care services,’ he said. 
'The NHS now has much to learn. It will ensure it fairer deal all round for older people using the NHS.’ 

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TEST 4 – To MBA or not to MBA 
Match each statement with the correct person. 
 
List of People 
A. 
Anthony Hesketh 
B.
Carol Blackman 
C.
Nunzio Quacquarelli 
D.
Nic Beech 
1.
Employees with postgraduate qualifications earn more because they are 
older and expect more. 
2.
It can be difficult to convince an employer that the extra time spent at 
university was necessary. 
3.
One type of course focuses on a particular aspect of business, whereas 
the other is more general in approach.