Its key finding: "Increases in health expectancies in the UK are not keeping pace with gains in life expectancy, particularly at older ages".
But the R&D windfall, if parliament approves it, is more incentive than reward: It stems in part from Singh's belief that Indian scientists are not keeping pace with peers in China and elsewhere.
The report said diabetes specialist staffing levels in hospitals "are not keeping pace" with the increasing percentage of beds occupied by diabetes patients.
However, governments in LMICs are not keeping pace with ever expanding needs for policies, legislation, services and infrastructure to prevent NCDs and poor people are the worst sufferers [ 8].
Yet public infrastructure and government programs are not keeping pace with population growth in a rapidly urbanizing developing world, resulting in variable landscapes characterized by inequalities in housing, socioeconomic status, environmental conditions, and health (7, 8).
But teacher demographics are not keeping pace with the massive shifts in student demographics, and startlingly few educators in public schools are of color.
Lending levels have not bounced back from only a few years ago and the loans going out are not keeping pace with the deposits rushing in.
"While changes are taking place in economic parameters, social parameters are not keeping pace with these transformations," said Indu Agnihotri, director for the Center for Women's Development Studies. "The lack of progressive values unleashes a strange volatility in the social system, and this affects the women who are the most vulnerable section of the population".
People are not feeling the recovery in their pockets because wages are not keeping pace with inflation, Labour says.
Wages are not keeping pace with prices.
