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Welcome to the History Extra Podcast, fascinating historical conversations from BBC History

magazine and BBC History Revealed.

This month marked the 75th anniversary of the founding of Britain's National Health Service,

which has since become a pillar of British society. To mark the anniversary, Matt Elton puts

some of your questions on the history of the NHS to historian Andrew Ceton, author of

our NHS, a history of Britain's best-loved institution.

And the NHS in many ways built on some parts of the health care system that existed before.

But that is to say that the health care system that existed say in the 1920s, the 1930s,

was a lot more mixed in where the money came from and how it operated than what followed

after 1948. And it came from a mix of government, voluntary and private sources.

So let's just take general practice and hospital care. So general practice

away that millions of people accessed health care in the 1920s and the 1930s was through the

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