It is “demonstrable” the SNP is improving the NHS, First Minister John Swinney has said, as he announced that an SNP government would open centres to provide “MOTs for lung and heart health”, if elected in May.The centres, which would open in community settings including football stadiums, shopping centres and workplaces, would be modelled on a Japanese initiative.Scots would be screened for cancer, COPD and heart disease, the party said, in a bid to reduce the pressure felt by the NHS.
