Introduction - The Guardian 18th June 2008

The NHS's 60th anniversary comes next month. It should be a happy birthday - the health service has been a 60-year success story, making generations of sick people well and helping preserve their health. But what of the future? This special report looks at how the health service will develop over the next decade - and whether funding can keep up.

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