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Kettering hospital admits mistakes in a safeguarding review into the death of an 86-year-old woman.

The contractor that designed and built the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital complex is taken to court.

Contrary to popular belief, the blue light from screens might not be that bad, researchers say.

Kidney exchange has helped thousands get a new kidney, and led to the Nobel Prize for Alvin Roth.

"It's time to talk tackle," says the comedian who is fronting a campaign to discuss male infertility.

Healthcare workers across Northern Ireland are set to strike on Wednesday.

There was rarely a single reason why young people took their own lives in Wales, a major research study finds.

The woman was awarded £1.14m in damages after doctors failed to spot her cervical cancer for years.

They predict a peak in cases and want people to get immunised now, before visiting friends and family.

It replaces the 150-year-old Victorian building which previously housed patients with mental illness.

Food systems are behind poor growth and over-eating in many low-income countries, a report says.

Growing your own fruit and veg is already eco-friendly, but it could also help fight climate change.

Five-year-old Jacob Scrimshaw was born eight weeks early with most of his left arm missing.

Hospitals in England endure their worst-ever performance against waiting times.

Poor growth in the womb could lead to problems linked to fertility - but only in men, a study says.

Anastrozole is available already, but doctors say substantially more women should be taking it.

Patients and their carers in Birmingham meet to reminisce about players and the game they love.

One firm lets employees work from the comfort of their own sofa, even after they've been out drinking.

Non-medicinal CBD is now on sale in High Street shops across the country, including chemists.

The number of people with severe burns means doctors are sourcing donor skin from the US.

Consumers should be told it takes four hours to walk off the calories in a pizza, researchers say.

Noah Blanks, aged six, had an eye removed after being diagnosed with a rare form of cancer.

Manish Shah cited Angelina Jolie and Jade Goody to instil fear in his patients about their health.

Is Labour right to say that 17,000 NHS beds have been cut by the Conservatives in England?

Members of the Royal College of Nursing are refusing to do things like working unpaid hours.

Children in the poorest parts of the country face a bigger risk of being overweight or obese, new figures show.

Louise Webb says she waited six hours in hospital for her daughter Lily to be seen by a paediatrician.

The NHS will be at the centre of the major parties election campaigns, but why is it so important?

A UK coroner warns there could be more deaths unless regulation is tightened.

Income from fees jumps 10% in a year, with hourly charges of up to £4 levied.

An refugee doctor would love to work in the UK, and the NHS would love to have him - but there's a hitch.

The patient said she was "traumatised" after feeling a cut in her belly button during surgery.

European guidelines on a form of heart disease are under review, following a Newsnight investigation.

Shante Turay-Thomas died after falling ill at her family home in Wood Green last year.

Jack was photographed lying on a pile of coats on a hospital treatment room floor.

A trial finds that Olaparib tablets can significantly slow down progression of the disease.

A "life-changing" mental health service in hospitals is now being rolled out to GPs surgeries.

Chris Hopson says election debate has "fallen short" with regard to long-term solutions for the NHS.

A mother whose baby got meningitis because of Group B Strep says all pregnant women should be tested.

Beautician Laura Woodward is giving women their confidence back through beauty treatments.

When does something healthy, such as exercise, become an unhealthy obsession? And can apps make things worse?

The use 21 separate electronic record systems in NHS hospitals across England 'could lead to errors'.

Three years after being told he has a terminal illness, rugby legend Doddie Weir refuses to give it an inch.

Audrey Schoeman fell unconscious when she was caught in a snowstorm while hiking in Spain.

Audrey Schoeman's heart stopped beating after she developed hypothermia in a snowstorm.

Global estimates suggest 142,000 people - mostly children - died from the disease in 2018

Significant inequalities remain in the areas of family affluence, gender and race, Sport England says.

Don't go to work or send children to school until 48 hours after symptoms have gone, NHS bosses say.

NHS leaves patients stuck on 'hidden' waiting lists for months, a BBC investigation shows.

A hospital's pain management of Adam Hurst, who had a rare hernia, was "inadequate", bosses accept.